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bigwagon
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Topic: Standard Products trigger markingPosted: Feb 03 2026 at 8:23am |
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I'm completing a data sheet on a newly acquired Standard Products serial number 2230832 (2-44 Underwood barrel), so very late in production. Everything looks correct so far, but the marking on the trigger has me confused. At first I thought it was I-P, but after more research, I think it might be a poorly struck intertwined H-R, which could be either an IBM transferred part or an H-R part not marked S. Thoughts?
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Dan Pinto
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Posted: Feb 03 2026 at 8:46am |
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Posted: Feb 03 2026 at 10:04am |
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I agree with the OP's conclusion. There is not enough room for the "S" to the left of the "HR", so it must be either "HR B" (poorly struck) or just "HR". By the way, my STD PRO (SN 2113165) carbine has a lightly struck "S HR" trigger like that shown in Dan's attached post.
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Posted: Feb 03 2026 at 10:37am |
Thanks for the link. That was one of the resources that led me to believe it was an "H-R" trigger.
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