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LOL, 404, check your PM, I just responded. :)

Not a 52 but here's what Karl's older style post blade looks like. His newer version was tubular rather than solid. I luckily had a number of Karl's old style post blades, I prefer these over any of the others. This is my Morgan and its probably the last Morgan trigger Karl made.

Be hard to find a good take off barrel I'd think. You would have to find a gunsmith thats been at it for quite a long time to have any significant number of take off 37 barrels in order to go through them to find one that looks good. Also, I've found that the original Remington headspace to be...

Tim, I disagree 100%. The Lyman's were there LONG before anything else. The bullets found were not engraved and therefore never fired and therefore were planted by some greedy SOB. The Lyman's made repeated reports to the police about yahoos shooting in the fields and lands around their...

Gary Fellers has a NIB Thomas Trigger, or at least he did a few years ago. http://www.garyfellers.com/

I found this on the net and made a donation. I've shot Blue Trail and shopped in their gun store and I do not like the idea of the Lymans being treated in such a manner one bit. ********************************************************** Historical Range Under Attack-- You Can Help! Historic...

Oops, to install the Kenyon with the shoe blade you need to do the same things as mentioned above for the Canjar plus drill a 1/8" hole in the receiver so you can get at one of the adjustment screws. If you get his post blade you might not have to open up the trigger guard.

Karl Kenyon still makes a trigger for the 37. I bought a second one for back up last August. They are $450 now.