Canjar Triggers any good?

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31 December 2001, 16:04

<Al Smith>

Canjar Triggers any good?

Are Canjar triggers any good? Or should I just stick with a Timney?

Thanks for the input.

Al Smith

31 December 2001, 17:33

D Humbarger

They are excellent triggers but you pay for them.

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31 December 2001, 18:23

ricciardelli

My opinion is that they are better than the Timney...

31 December 2001, 20:23

dan belisle

Excellant triggers, a bit pricey, but worth it. I would rate them as a better trigger than a Timney. Depending on the model you want, sometimes there is quite a wait. - Dan

01 January 2002, 06:09

<Shawn>

It took mine about 18 months or so to get in say 20 years ago. And it was worth the wait. A wonderful trigger.

01 January 2002, 13:38

If you need a trigger for a Mauser 98 I recommend one of Ted Blackburn's. They are flawlessly made, all steel, put the trigger nicely to the rear of the guard and cost is $90. I just put one on a Husqvarna 9.3x62 and it is a dream. Also, got a nice Christmas card from Ted with this trigger being my only purchase. Spent quite a while talking to Ted on the phone when I ordered... a real good guy.

02 January 2002, 23:59

500nitro

Had a Canjar on my pre 64 for a number of years. Cannot fault it!

03 January 2002, 05:39

<pakrattusnongratus>

ED. Does Ted Blackburn have an email or something whereby I can contact him? Thanks

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