Deer creek northwest rifle replacement parts

[gabedard]

I built this kit over 15 years ago and for a relatively inexpensive kit it has proven itself to be a very good shooter (read somewhere that Douglas made their barrels). I've replaced the lock (L&R) and I've been shooting it without the set trigger working. Anyone know of a replacement trigger for this rifle?
Thanks for any input!

 

[gabedard]

meant to add these pics....

 

[poker]

You could look thru Track of the Wolf’s online catalog and likely find a match. Perhaps other suppliers may also have one. Good luck!

 

[Carbon 6]

You could look thru Track of the Wolf’s online catalog and likely find a match. Perhaps other suppliers may also have one. Good luck!

Many parts pictures are "actual size" in their catalog.

My question is, is the trigger broken or is it simply not functioning with the L&R lock ?

You could also try Deer creek if you need a replacement.

 

[ppg1949]

If it is from Deer Creek I would try them. The sell a set trigger for the CVA Mountain rifle for $32.95. Muzzleloading Builders Supply sells Davis triggers. They have always answered my email questions promptly. Like Carbon 6 said, did it work with the new lock?

 

[Grenadier1758]

I would need to see the lock. It looks like a CVA Mountain rifle.

Do the triggers work if the lock is removed from the rifle? If the triggers work, then the problem lies in the alignment of the lock to the triggers.

 

[gabedard]

set trigger is broken...front works just fine and hasn't been an issue for me but thinking about reducing the herd and would like to replace it before I try to sell it.

 

[gabedard]

Thanks all for the input- didn’t see a match on TOW - I’ll check out CVA

 

[ASMman]

Hello gabedard,

Deer Creek Products have your Triggers,
http://www.deercreekproducts.net/store/p1286/Mt_Rifle_Double_Set_Trigger_Assembly.html
AntiqueSledMan.

 

[gabedard]

Hello gabedard,

Deer Creek Products have your Triggers,
http://www.deercreekproducts.net/store/p1286/Mt_Rifle_Double_Set_Trigger_Assembly.html
AntiqueSledMan.

Yep looks very much the same sent them an email to see if I can get more details

 

[rafterob]

Yes, Deer Creek is the place to go. They sold those rifles under their name/Brand but they were all CVA old stock. They ended up with the rifling machine from Douglass, Douglass did not make their barrels. I have one of the last Deer Creek produced Mtn. Rifle barrels. Bought about 13 years ago? I checked back a year later and they no longer had any left.

 

[gabedard]

Yes, Deer Creek is the place to go. They sold those rifles under their name/Brand but they were all CVA old stock. They ended up with the rifling machine from Douglass, Douglass did not make their barrels. I have one of the last Deer Creek produced Mtn. Rifle barrels. Bought about 13 years ago? I checked back a year later and they no longer had any left.
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So they rifled the barrel with the Douglas machine?
Thanks for the reply

 

[gabedard]

Yes, Deer Creek is the place to go. They sold those rifles under their name/Brand but they were all CVA old stock. They ended up with the rifling machine from Douglass, Douglass did not make their barrels. I have one of the last Deer Creek produced Mtn. Rifle barrels. Bought about 13 years ago? I checked back a year later and they no longer had any left.

Rafterbob
Do you know what the barrel twist is? My manual only list it as a slow twist which makes sense as it shoot PRB great and not so great with Great Plains bullets.
Thanks
Glenn

 

[rafterob]

1:66 was the Mtn. Rifle Twist

 

[gabedard]

1:66 was the Mtn. Rifle Twist

Thanks!