[little gambler]

I'm looking for info or a trigger for sale that was once on here with a TMX for sale about 5-6 years ago. I don't know if it was a release or pull, but it was with a TMX and it had been converted to an inline striker design like a seitz gun. Does anyone have one of these, or a name of it? I saved a picture of it but can't seem to locate it.........



If you have one for sale, pm or email. Thanks. l.g.

 

[JACK]

I know the trigger. Was it a custom "Hunting" design? The triggr is a "plunger" style. Similar to a Seitz.they look good, and are valued over a grand. Not many made

 

[Barry C. Roach]

Why didn't they take off?

 

[Ed Y]

Call Mel Hunting at Silver Dollar. He made them.

Ed Yanchok

 

[little gambler]

Ed,

Does he run the silver dollar or work there?

Always amazes me the info that is on this site. I thought nobody would even remember this trigger design.

 

[Ed Y]

Mel lives at the Dollar and has his shop there..

813 920-2894

Ed Yanchok

 

[semperfi909]

Sounds like this special trigger is the answer to the question that nobody asked.

It must be a coil spring and we all know those are no good. OH, Wait! Coil springs are OK now and ports and bore jobs are no good. Dang - so much to remember all the time. Maybe I should make a list.

 

[alec]

lg

I know this guy that what has a Jim Zahm trigger

Magnum

 

[cubancigar2000]

up for Rick

 

[OLD ONE EYE]

Here is a picture of one Mel made only makes them on special order last time I asked Buddy

 

[little gambler]

That's the one I am looking for, if anyone has a used one. l.g.

 

[Hap MecTweaks]

Finer n froghair n bout as skeerse?

Hap

 

[mette56]

LG, not sure but I don't think the one pictured above is the Tom Seitz design. The late Wallace Randall of Missouri had one of the Seitz in-line TM1 triggers. I've only seen one since Tom passed away. No idea what ever happened to Wallaces' trigger but wish I had it...or a picture of it. Was slim in design, very simple, and one of the best feeling releases I've ever shot. Good luck w/your search...

milt

 

[little gambler]

Hey Milt,

Good to hear from you. The trigger pictured is one of Mel Hunting, and that is the one that I am looking for, the description of "inline striker" would fit it as a description of function vs a falling hammer design. I just wanted to describe it to anyone who might have one laying around. Happy Thanksgiving to you. l.g.

P.S. that 302 you sold me that my girlfriends boy is shooting brought home some bacon last night.....you should have seen the smile!!