M
Magnumdood
Guest
I've exhausted my meager abilities in an effort to locate a Canjar set trigger for my Weatherby MK V. Does anyone have information on how I can contact Canjar? I would appreciate it.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
G
gt40
Guest
For what I understand is that the father passed away and the family did not want to stay in business and closed down. I had a set trigger and loved it. What a shame.
Scroll down and there is a copy of the instructions here:
http://www.shootersforum.com/gunsmithing/40976-canjar-trigger-instructions.html
gt40
Scroll down and there is a copy of the instructions here:
http://www.shootersforum.com/gunsmithing/40976-canjar-trigger-instructions.html
gt40
Last edited by a moderator:
Joe Entrekin
New member
Unfortunately, Canjar has been out of business for several years.
B
B.Johnson
Guest
The single set trigger has a thin blade that project's from the center of the trigger shoe when the trigger is set by pushing forward. If that blabe is missing you probably have just a trigger shoe held by two pin's.
M
Magnumdood
Guest
Thank you for the replies.
Andy Cross
New member
The canjar trip
Yes the company did indeed go out of business years ago. I have two canjars one fitted to a sako L61 action and one on a rem 700. Both have a fine set which is activated by pushing the trigger bow forward and protrudes from the centre of it. It trips the trigger off at 2oz when the main is set to 8oz. If my memory serves me correct the centre trip works off a percentage of the main. There were canjars that didn't have that centre trip also. You'll be looking at finding a used one these days.
Andy.
Yes the company did indeed go out of business years ago. I have two canjars one fitted to a sako L61 action and one on a rem 700. Both have a fine set which is activated by pushing the trigger bow forward and protrudes from the centre of it. It trips the trigger off at 2oz when the main is set to 8oz. If my memory serves me correct the centre trip works off a percentage of the main. There were canjars that didn't have that centre trip also. You'll be looking at finding a used one these days.
Andy.
Steelhead1
G Vanlier
Andy,
Likewise I have one of these on my Sako A-2 and sometimes when I push forward on the shoe it does not engage, can these be adjusted without removing the action from the stock?
Likewise I have one of these on my Sako A-2 and sometimes when I push forward on the shoe it does not engage, can these be adjusted without removing the action from the stock?
Andy Cross
New member
They say it can
Aparently the canjars can be adjusted without removal of the action from the stock but I think you may need a special tool. I have always had to take the stock off to do that.
Andy.
Aparently the canjars can be adjusted without removal of the action from the stock but I think you may need a special tool. I have always had to take the stock off to do that.
Andy.
Steelhead1
G Vanlier
Thanks Hal & Andy that is really helpful, I will try it this afternoon!