22xx/13xx Brass Trigger

[Rick67]

I have seen them a while ago but forgot to mention them.

Crosman has discontinued the brass trigger, so these are a very good alternative (no affiliation to the seller) aside from the much more expensive Don Cothran brass roller trigger:


https://alliancehobby.com/2240brasstrigger.htm

[bantam5s]

I have seen them a while ago but forgot to mention them.

Crosman has discontinued the brass trigger, so these are a very good alternative (no affiliation to the seller) aside from the much more expensive Don Cothran brass roller trigger:


https://alliancehobby.com/2240brasstrigger.htm

Dang that's a low price.
These didn't turn up when I was looking for a brass trigger and the least expensive available option I could find was out of stock at the time so I made my own brass trigger.


If this $20 brass trigger was available I'd have bought one, but I am happy with the one I made.

[Rick67]

I have seen them a while ago but forgot to mention them.

Crosman has discontinued the brass trigger, so these are a very good alternative (no affiliation to the seller) aside from the much more expensive Don Cothran brass roller trigger:


https://alliancehobby.com/2240brasstrigger.htm

Dang that's a low price.
These didn't turn up when I was looking for a brass trigger and the least expensive available option I could find was out of stock at the time so I made my own brass trigger.


If this $20 brass trigger was available I'd have bought one, but I am happy with the one I made.

Yes, I do remember you making that one, David.

Turned out well 👍

[Rick67]

Ordered a Crosman Roller Trigger Blade in brass from Don Cothran today for $41 shipped as I only have them in stainless steel; I own 3 of the SS.

Note: It’s not on his site, so send him a text.

They are very beautiful pieces, and I don’t know how many he has left.

If you’d look at it closely, you’d surely be amazed of the shape and craftsmanship it’ll make you wonder how it was made.

Another thing, the 1720T/PROD trigger is no more, he said.

Incidentally, I also ordered an Alliance Hobby one for $20 shipped a while ago but haven’t received it yet.

[Van]

I have seen them a while ago but forgot to mention them.

Crosman has discontinued the brass trigger, so these are a very good alternative (no affiliation to the seller) aside from the much more expensive Don Cothran brass roller trigger:


https://alliancehobby.com/2240brasstrigger.htm

That Alliance Trigger looks good but could use some sanding/polishing up.  I have made a few by cutting them out of 1/8" brass then soldering side crescent shapes on since I don't have a milling machine to give a 1/4" total width. That width feels right to me better than the stock trigger. 

[Rick67]

I have seen them a while ago but forgot to mention them.

Crosman has discontinued the brass trigger, so these are a very good alternative (no affiliation to the seller) aside from the much more expensive Don Cothran brass roller trigger:


https://alliancehobby.com/2240brasstrigger.htm

That Alliance Trigger looks good but could use some sanding/polishing up.  I have made a few by cutting them out of 1/8" brass then soldering side crescent shapes on since I don't have a milling machine to give a 1/4" total width. That width feels right to me better than the stock trigger.

Yes, the AH trigger blade could use some width.

Magnum Air used to sell one too but all he has left is the aluminum one; the shape is nice as well but they’re pretty expensive for what they are.

The only reason I’m buying brass triggers though is because of my brass build…They’re too soft if you’re not careful.

That looks nice, your trigger 👍

[BerkshireHunter]

I'm about ready to put in an order for 1,000 metal 362 triggers from china and sell them for $7 each.   How hard could it be to replicate the one on the anniversary edition and stamp or cast it?

[Stretch67]

I got a really nice 1377 brass roller trigger from Alchemy Airwerks.  He doesn't have a brick and mortar store, or even a website... just his eBay page.





Odd... the site won't let me post an external link, yet there are external links in other posts. 

Anyway, do a search on eBay for AlchemyAirWerks

[Rick67]

I got a really nice 1377 brass roller trigger from Alchemy Airwerks.  He doesn't have a brick and mortar store, or even a website... just his eBay page.





Odd... the site won't let me post an external link, yet there are external links in other posts. 

Anyway, do a search on eBay for AlchemyAirWerks

Yes, that's a Don Cothran.

[Rick67]

This is his site but parts are limited:


https://www.alchemyairwerks.com/com

[Spooner]

I have the Alchemy roller triggers in my three 13xx builds. They are fantastic triggers. I love them. 

[Rick67]

I got a really nice 1377 brass roller trigger from Alchemy Airwerks.  He doesn't have a brick and mortar store, or even a website... just his eBay page.





Odd... the site won't let me post an external link, yet there are external links in other posts. 

Anyway, do a search on eBay for AlchemyAirWerks

Yes, that's a Don Cothran.

With shipping from Alchemy, that’s a $29 difference 

Don isn’t making them anymore, so once they’re gone…..

[avator]

This is his site but parts are limited:


https://www.alchemyairwerks.com/com

The link don't work.. Alchemy Airwerks is Davio.
Davio is also "needfulthings" on Ebay.

https://www.alchemyairwerks.com/

[avator]

Here ya go...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/291268916357?itmmeta=01JQPEEMP70SF8ZVTBMG35QZ8Y&hash=item43d0faf485:g:PQgAAOxykMpTJ9M-

[Rick67]

This is his site but parts are limited:

 
https://www.alchemyairwerks.com/com

The link don't work.. Alchemy Airwerks is Davio.
Davio is also "needfulthings" on Ebay.

https://www.alchemyairwerks.com/

I dunno where that additional /com came from 

Thanks for the link, B sir 🍻

[Van]

  I really liked the Baker Brass Disco/362 triggers. Too bad he does not have them anymore.  I used my last one on a 362 conversion to .177cal.  I'm working on this one from brass material for another 362 but liked the Baker one better.  Hope someone makes the Baker style one again.

[Rick67]

Ordered a Crosman Roller Trigger Blade in brass from Don Cothran today for $41 shipped as I only have them in stainless steel; I own 3 of the SS.

Note: It’s not on his site, so send him a text.

They are very beautiful pieces, and I don’t know how many he has left.

If you’d look at it closely, you’d surely be amazed of the shape and craftsmanship it’ll make you wonder how it was made.

Another thing, the 1720T/PROD trigger is no more, he said.

Incidentally, I also ordered an Alliance Hobby one for $20 shipped a while ago but haven’t received it yet.

Forgot to mention that I did receive the AH brass trigger. It looks like the OEM one and has exactly the same width.

I’m still waiting for the DC Roller Trigger though ‘cuz Don sent it to his friend by mistake, lol 😂

The package had my name on it but was addressed to his customer friend’s abode 

[bantam5s]

I have seen them a while ago but forgot to mention them.

Crosman has discontinued the brass trigger, so these are a very good alternative (no affiliation to the seller) aside from the much more expensive Don Cothran brass roller trigger:


https://alliancehobby.com/2240brasstrigger.htm

That Alliance Trigger looks good but could use some sanding/polishing up.  I have made a few by cutting them out of 1/8" brass then soldering side crescent shapes on since I don't have a milling machine to give a 1/4" total width. That width feels right to me better than the stock trigger.

That's how I made mine, but wanted a flat blade and just used one piece with a groove cut down the center of it.

[Rick67]

I have seen them a while ago but forgot to mention them.

Crosman has discontinued the brass trigger, so these are a very good alternative (no affiliation to the seller) aside from the much more expensive Don Cothran brass roller trigger:


https://alliancehobby.com/2240brasstrigger.htm

That Alliance Trigger looks good but could use some sanding/polishing up.  I have made a few by cutting them out of 1/8" brass then soldering side crescent shapes on since I don't have a milling machine to give a 1/4" total width. That width feels right to me better than the stock trigger.

That's how I made mine, but wanted a flat blade and just used one piece with a groove cut down the center of it.

Honestly, want my trigger blades to be straight and flat.

I have an aftermarket flat blade on one of my rimfire pistols and I like it a lot 👍

[Rick67]

It’s $40 vs $20.

Now that I have both I can say w/o bias that the Don Cothran is well worth its price and that I would choose it over the much cheaper AH everytime w/o drama 👍

The AH trigger is also pretty nice though and worth its $20 bucks 👍

This is a classic case of you-get-what-you-pay-for, so both are definitely good deals.

I would never pay $60 or even $50 for the DC trigger though, that is just too much