Canjar triggers
Looking for source of info on Canjar triggers. I have one on a Sako Forester and am curious about what the price might have been new, and if they have any significant resale value. I plan to replace it with an original Sako trigger and by "significant resale value" I mean are they more valuable now since they are top quality and no longer made, or has the value dropped since they really aren't all that great and no one cares?
Any info on the company and/or trigger greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
Any info on the company and/or trigger greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob
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I got a box of "Stuff" and in it is a canjar set trigger marked "M-1" anyone know what this fits? Thanks 0 -
Probably an M1a (ie Springfield semiauto M14). I'm pretty sure the company did (or does) make triggers for that gun.
Second guess would be an M1 carbine. Third guess, M1 Garand.
Why don't you contact them and ask?
I think this is their current address:
Canjar, M H
6510 Raleigh Street
Arvada, CO 80003-6436 map
About Canjar Manufacturing Company
Phone: (303) 650-14850 -
Does it resemble an M14 trigger group? or does it just replace parts within the trigger group? 0 -
It looks like a mauser trigger on ebarf. 0 -
I checked the Canjar on a M52-B and it states simply 52-2; a later brochure (early 2000s) lists the triggers available for only some bolt actions and the Ruger #1. No indication that a model for the M14/M1A/M1Garand was made, but then the brochure didn't indicate one for the M52 either. So I'm not certain what M1 would indicate. The best was would be to measure the mounting system and compare it to possible actions. 0 -
post a pic. 0 -
LT
This photo is of a Canjar trigger (modified from side to tang safety) as mounted on a Mauser type (Mark-X).
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