[Scott Hall]

Anyone have a source for Videcki solid triggers? If not, what's the next best choice?

Thanks,

Scott

 

[Peter Zahn]

Videcki aint making them anymore. next best is open to argument.

 

[Randall_1611]

Brownells still had Videcki triggers about two weeks ago, I received a couple of #205-005-000 speed triggers (with holes) thought they had some solids still in stock then. Mike

 

[Peter Zahn]

I tried to get some from brownells last week and when i entered the numbers for the solids it came up a blank. Seems everyone jumped on em fast.

Wound up getting a ultra-light Dlask with a medium pull. Sure looks like a quality unit.

 

[Hilton Yam]

I'm looking at King's Gun Works for substitutes for the Videcki triggers. My primary gun has a King's 3 hole (distinguishable in that they have a bigger center hole) trigger, and it seems to work just fine after almost 12,000 rounds. King's makes solids in various colors and short/long. Their parts have always been good, and they've been at it for about as long as Videcki, so I'm sure it'll be fine. I've been using CMC's lightweight trigger on my newer guns, and they fit up nice and are good for the money.

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[Kenneth Bowen]

How about Nowlin triggers? I just ordered one for my SA pistol. Half the price of a Wilson trigger.

 

[Randall_1611]

I believe Dane said he would use Nowlin Triggers in a post under custom makers! Do a search but think it was under BCP ignition system thread .... Mike

 

[Peter Zahn]

Dane did have praise for most Nowlin parts. He also said he got a whole bunch of the Videkis himself and will be using them for the forseeable future.

 

[Hilton Yam]

Just as a clarification, King's Gun Works is the only vendor I found that makes *solid* triggers like the Videcki.

 

[Kevin Ferrell]

A trigger is a drop in part, right?
I recently bought a Videki trigger and would like to get it installed as soon as it arrives but am unsure if I can put it in myself.

 

[BBBBill]

A trigger is a drop in part, right?

Not usually & certainly not with a Videki. Yes, you can do it. The top & bottom of the finger pad will have to be fit to the frame & there are other steps to the process to do it "right." One often overlooked is to insure that the pad is not twisted on the bow. When you get the trigger, ask for some help here. It will be available for you.

 

[Number 6]

You might want to look at the Tri-Glide System that SVI makes. It uses tiny ball bearings on the trigger bow and finger spring, and a special disconnector, to reduce drag. It also features a two-piece system (I know, that is not solid) which allows to to select the length and shape of your trigger, and to change it later if you so choose.

 

[Randall_1611]

Under Production Guns (Hex Head Mag Release Screws), Vladimir has posted the Ed Brown has Videki triggers for sale .... Mike

 

[Vladimir Josip Rumac]

Yes, but I didn't see any solid ones.

I also noticed their spelling, VIDEKI. I wonder if these are the real McCoy.

 

[Randall_1611]

The three hole triggers that I got say "Videki's Speed Trigger for Colt .45 Auto's" for what it's worth .... Mike

 

[Vladimir Josip Rumac]

My mistake.

I thought the correct spelling of this name is "Videcki".