Geoff check out this thread for pics of early HW Rekord triggers that may help you identify what you have, if you can see the pics:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/40594...-trigger+HW+55
Hi, I have a HW55t thats been messed quite a lot with over its life, seems not a lot is original!
The Rekord trigger is very light, and has an ultra set back trigger blade thats only single stage (1 roller)
I went to swap the blade out for a modern 2 stage blade, but found the pin in the 55t blade to be 2.3mm. Is this standard for early triggers? (the late trigger blade pin is only 2mm)
Also, the ultra set back trigger had brass shims either side, is this standard for a 55t, or was this modded early in its life?
(I had a later rekord trigger tuned, this got nylon shims either side of the blade)
Thanks!
PS, is this single stage ultra set back trigger blade anything collectable? Its got a short grub screw weight adjuster, and not the knurled target weight adjuster :-(
Thanks - Geoff.
Geoff check out this thread for pics of early HW Rekord triggers that may help you identify what you have, if you can see the pics:
http://www.network54.com/Forum/40594...-trigger+HW+55
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I would say its a different trigger blade thats been made to fit, the shims are for any side play that it may have.The standard unit has no shims,i've not compared the old pin to the new one though the earlier trigger blade was slightly narrower.
The set back blade maybe from one of the 80's custom houses so yes would be collectable. Mach 1.5