S&W lever .44 Trigger

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jkbrea
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S&W lever .44 Trigger

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I was working at our range and a couple brought in a new S&W .44 lever gun. It looked pretty good, stainless and a composite stock. It didn't look as 'tactical " as that new one someone posted awhile back. Marlin I think.
Anyways, as he cycling it, I see the trigger moving back and forth like it's on a pin. Apparently the trigger "wiggles" back and forth and it's normal! Never seen anything like it. It must work...the gal, who never shot a rifle before, shot the 200 yard steel 3X in a row!
I googled it and it's the way its made.
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Pisgah
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Re: S&W lever .44 Trigger

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To me that sounds like a Marlin 336 -- which is where S&W stole the design... :wink:
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jkbrea
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Re: S&W lever .44 Trigger

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Pisgah wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2024 7:14 am To me that sounds like a Marlin 336 -- which is where S&W stole the design... :wink:
I never noticed this on my 336 so I checked my Mod 30TK and you're right! It does move back and forth. The S&W was much more noticeable. It moved back and forth if you pointed the rifle down and then lifted it. Maybe because its newer?
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