Larry's trigger

Hi All, Looking to purchase a Larry's trigger for the Trailside/Xesse.  The gold one.  Please pm me if you have one for sale.  Thanks

have you tried  

 

Jim Henderson
Red Feather Outfitters
419-560-6030


hendo.cardinalcenter@yahoo.com



email is the best way to contact him

Yes I did

I sent an e-mail for one also.
Still waiting on reply, as not listed on site.

There is a gentleman there, Mike. He has been responsive to my enquirers about parts.

I called the other day and I believe I did talk to Mike.  He was very helpful.  Problem is Red Feathers sold their last Larry's trigger.
That is why I asked here if someone has one for sale.  Don't mind paying a premium if you have one.

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well if you have a trailside you can update it with the Xesse 2nd stage screw and plunger combination. part # 2742872.. this will give you an adjustable 2 stage trigger with the stock trigger..

with the Xesse not much you can change if you already have the above part..

You can most likely get the 2nd stage adjustable combination from Walther USA..

(800) 843-2446

jglenn21 wrote: Xesse 2nd stage screw and plunger combination. part # 2742872

I haven't seen this number before, is it a new part?

The parts diagram I have shows these:

Item #	Artikel-Nr.	Hämmerli	Benennung	Designation	PG
38	2742106	1.201.640	Druckstück Sport verstellbar	Pressure piece	C1
38	2742854	1.231.080	Druckstück x-esse	Pressure piece	M

They are visually somewhat different, I think the latter is for the IPSC model.

The original Larry's kit appears to use the first one, which strongly resembles the one on the Hammerli 208S. Pretty sure this is what mine has (gun sold by Larry ~2014).

Curious to know the differences between the three! The parts list that I have, "rev k", is here on the carl-walther site. Do you have any other versions?

if memory serves one of the 3 parts is listed as adjustable..that's what you want.

Probably an older .schematic that had 3 part numbers. The one i mentioned was listed as adjustable. The parts guys at waltherUSA will know

jglenn21 wrote:if memory serves one of the 3 parts is listed as adjustable..that's what you want.

Probably an older .schematic that had 3 part numbers.  The one i mentioned was listed as adjustable.  The parts guys at waltherUSA will know

Ok. FYI "verstellbar" is German for "adjustable". So I guess there are at least a couple of possibilities!