Marlin Semi Auto trigger

[graycrait]

I would recommend this trigger to anyone who has a Marlin semi auto .22.

Marlin Rimfire Parts and Accessories

[Wheelgunner]

Thanks for the trigger info. Have you tried the Shooter's Ridge high capacity magazines yet for the 795?

[graycrait]

No, but I will take a look. I may need it for my Papoose.

[zybysco]

Alright, I ordered a trigger from them. Guess I get to blame you if I don't like it.

Thanks for posting them.

[1madss]

I've had the DIP trigger and guard on one of my m60s for about 6 months or so now. It is a nice upgrade from the factory trigger. The best bang for the buck looks to be the drop in trigger. You get the non-serrated trigger and set screw for $23. Just don't try and remove all of the pre-travel with the set screw. The safety will no longer work and the trigger cannot reset. There has to be some pre-travel for the gun to work properly.

[graycrait]

Some tools to throw in the bag. I need to get more cord, a space blanket, energy bars, compass, fire starter, medical kit, whistle, etc., most of which I have. But the pictured tools are useful in the woods behind my house if Armaggedon isn't an issue.

L-R: Marlin .22LR Papoose with Tech Sights and Dip Products trigger, Glock plain edge knife, Glock shovel with expanding handle and root/bone saw that stows in handle w/sheath, Gerber Bear Grylls machete w/sheath, Stilleto lathe axe from Ace Tools, para chord, across the top is a Cold Steel white wax wood cane. The only thing you can no longer obtain is the Cold Steel White Waxwood Cane (wish I had gottena dozen of these at that time when they still stocked them).