Hello All, Does anyone know where I might find and be able to get an after market trigger guard aluminium not the "OEM" plastic that came on it . looked at rimfire tech. and cant seem to find it there..............If someone knows that would be great :wb:
Check out:
http://www.rimfiretechnologies.com/product_p/15028.htm (http://www.rimfiretechnologies.com/product_p/15028.htm)
Quote from: channelizer on February 18, 2011, 11:00:47 PM
Hello All, Does anyone know where I might find and be able to get an after market trigger guard aluminium not the "OEM" plastic that came on it . looked at rimfire tech. and cant seem to find it there..............If someone knows that would be great :wb:
this is what it brings up on that link....." You do not have access to this page. Please contact customer service for further details on accessing this password protected section "and got a email back form them also......Not at this time.
Keith
System Administrator
www.rimfiretechnologies.com
Go here for rimfire info also: http://www.rimfirecentral.com/
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I guess they dont make to many upgrades or after market parts for this marlin or they are really hard to find!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !@#)
Well found a web site that has them a little on the pricey side but found them hopes this helps somebody else also......http://www.diproductsinc.com/Products.aspx?CAT=3603 and here is the price....
795 Trigger Guard & Trigger Kit - Black
Item: 15082 In Stock
Manufacturer: DIP, inc
More...
$69.97
$49.97 for the trigger guard by it self ;D ^:)^
DIP took over this item from Rimfire Technologies.
May I ask why you would want another trigger guard for the Marlin 795 ?
Remember there are no stupid questions ;D
I used to ask the same question until I noticed some cracks around the rear screw hole on the guard. I may be in the market for one of these.
Quote from: Johnnyappleseed on February 20, 2011, 01:19:50 AM
May I ask why you would want another trigger guard for the Marlin 795 ?
Remember there are no stupid questions ;D
Thanx Dart O0
I may someday be "in the market for one " too
fortunately not yet . Will sure keep this info available
$50 for a trigger guard seems a bit steep when I only paid $99 for the rifle (after rebate). However I too think I will be needing one in the near future - cracked front screw hole. The DIP trigger guards are well regarded on rimfirecentral. Lots of other mods at http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=217
BTW, I did the trigger job when I filed the sear and it really made my 795s shoot beautifully. A couple of fellow Appleseeders thought the trigger ended up feeling better than some of the nice custom Ruger triggers. I weighed the trigger pull at 2.5 pounds. I think with the addition of the replacement trigger guard and replacement trigger that it truly would be a very fine shooting machine.
i think the replacement trigger guard and new trigger are all cnc aluminium and the replacement has more room between it and the mag release making it quicker to remove them and not only that it makes the rifle look better in my opinion. where do you find out how to do the trigger job on the marlin 795
Quote from: channelizer on February 21, 2011, 10:52:23 PM
where do you find out how to do the trigger job on the marlin 795
In the link I posted earlier, at the top where the stickies are. I went there and got the specific link for ya:
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=357575
(hoping it is not against rules/mission of this board to post about an alternative web forum)
thanks!!!!!! might just do this myself.....
From what I know about rimfire central (I'm cb there), DIP made the guards for RimfireTech but now sells them for themselves. I bought one of my 795 from a pawn shop and the guard already showed cracks around the rear screw. I sent it back to Marlin and they replaced it free.
The aluminum guard is pricey but worth it; that along with a little TLC on the trigger works makes for a nice operating machine.