2.0 Trigger Bar Source

[catabol3]

Anyone know where I can buy one of these? I found the 1.0 trigger bars on Brownells and Midway, but nothing for the 2.0. I called S&W but they said they would not sell me one.

 

[Real Old Navy]

Same part.

 

[catabol3]

Same part.

The shape of the original trigger bar is different, the 1.0 has a loop where it engages the sear, the 2.0 does not.

 

[Rastoff]

Same part.

No, not at all. The original trigger bar might work in a 2.0, but the loop would need to be cut off.

 

[catabol3]

No, not at all. The original trigger bar might work in a 2.0, but the loop would need to be cut off.

They said the only way I can buy one for a 2.0 is if I am a certified Smith and Wesson armorer.

 

[Rastoff]

Not an uncommon response from S&W.

 

[Gekko]

Maybe a local gunsmith can help you out? Go in, check out their wares, buy a couple small things like cleaning supplies (even if you don't really need em). And then an "oh yeah, while I'm here..."

Offering to pay a little extra might not hurt.

 

[Real Old Navy]

Why do you need one anyway...were you trying to modify the original? Go talk to your local gun store and ask if they have a Certified Gunsmith...if they do, I'll bet he can get one from S&W...should be around $50 bucks for parts and labor and lesson.

 

[Saudade]

No, not at all. The original trigger bar might work in a 2.0, but the loop would need to be cut off.

Interesting idea!

 

[catabol3]

Why do you need one anyway...were you trying to modify the original? Go talk to your local gun store and ask if they have a Certified Gunsmith...if they do, I'll bet he can get one from S&W...should be around $50 bucks for parts and labor and lesson.

I'm not sure why anyone would want to modify the original. I don't know what you mean by the "lesson", I like the option of changing different triggers that is all.