At present universal lower is universal and top part and lever can be tailor designed for any action. Trigger was designed to be modular from the day one. I am making my own parts for CG22 trigger because action is unique Lapua Magnum sized rear locker made out of realy high end tool steels and housed in all carbon tubular folding chassis (realy unique piece of kit, closest to it is Tubb Adaptive Rifle) In US on the other hand everyone uses Rem700 type trigger so its easy to make only one trigger and have it fill to virtualy any custom action and custom action makers dont bother with own triggers as there is enough choice on the market. Euro gun manufacturers all make their own triggers. Similar the action sports reversible firing pins everything designed so that in unlikely event of failiure you can bet back to speed inb no time (important for those of us that fly to comps and any failure of the gear means bunch of $$ and time wasted being unable to finish the comp, hapend to me once when i broke the scope on Finnsniper comp)īecause you can only realy sell rem700 type, most high power rifle manufacurers have own triggers that are better than even B&A so hardly any market to sell second hand triiger for G&E or Anschutz. Other thing is trigger hosts its own spare parts. I see my friend Speedy sometimes blueprinting and Jeweling the internals on Jewels ,but i can imagine that after all that work Jewel BR is also past B&A pricepoint.ĬG22 is a true two stage trigger meant for high power and practical shooting, not for BR its unique in the part that i can be fit to some 14 differnt action types as uppers can be changed On my tactical project i am utilising CG22 trigger(a sometimes known as CG22Extreme in US and newest version is now made by Giesele a new trigger fo the SOCOM rifle only one to suvive 2 m drops without firing) designed by my French firearms design mentor Robert Chombart ,we have drawings for both sheet metal and machined 'gearboxes' but the sheet metal version is always inferior. Its quite interesting to see here in Europe retailers trying to sell jewel triggers, i can't see the logic as in Europe Jewell cost more than Flavo Fare and Close to Bix'n'andy (and its not even close to being competitive)while in US Jewell is a budget offering. New low cost bix'n'andy is also assembled in such fashion and that is why its so much cheaper than the top model. Trigger with sheet metal sides sandwiching the lever mechanism would bw hard pressed to compete with modern triggers that have parts inside machined housings, but its also super cheap to make compared to the later.

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