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Who should I send a miller trigger to for repair? I have a Fox pin gun someone added a miller single trigger to and it does not fire the second barrel. Am going to remove the stock, clean and make sure the wood is not the problem before I send it out. But I doubt I'll get lucky.
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Check on the Parker Pages.. A couple of guys have made that their business. Good reports
Phone is 315 216 6240
Last edited by Linn; 08/18/15 11:28 AM.
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Firearms imports, consignments ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/Ez9oz9Rl.jpg)
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Who should I send a miller trigger to for repair? I have a Fox pin gun someone added a miller single trigger to and it does not fire the second barrel. Am going to remove the stock, clean and make sure the wood is not the problem before I send it out. But I doubt I'll get lucky. Any chance you could convert it back to double triggers? Money better spent, it seems to me. Best, Ted
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Whatever. CSMC didn't exactly light the world on fire when they were repairing the Miller triggers, or, come to think of it, still don't, with their own single trigger equipped guns. Had I a gun that had a Miller, especially a balky one, conversion to double triggers would be far preferable to the Miller. Life is more enjoyable for me, sans guns that are missing a trigger. Best, Ted
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Converting it back would cost more than the gun's worth ...
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Of all the single selective triggers, the Millers was one of the best. Miller and his son were the only ones that installed his triggers in guns. Most dislike the Hunter One-Trigger and it is mainly because the gun was sent to someone for either cleaning, etc and the gunsmith who did the work did not know how sensitive these triggers were. Tighten the lock plate connecting screw 1/2 turn to much and it will not work. Tighten the top tang screw 1 turn to much and the same. Dan May of Classic Gun Stocks is the current owner of these triggers. http://www.classicgunstocks.com/Both the Miller and HOT only have a few moving parts..........not unlike the Infallible which looks like a nightmare. First style Miller trigger with selector on safety (like 3 position)  HOT  Infallible 
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David, those are nice pictures. I have had guns with all three of the triggers you show, and all worked fine. I love the feel of the Miller trigger and the way it has a crisp let off. I would probably pay a premium for a gun with a Miller trigger.
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