Who made this trigger?

[Ky-Flinter]

The trigger bar is stamped "R&R".  The mechanism looks similar, but not exactly like one shown in English Guns and Rifles by J. N. George.  It seems to be well made.  So.... anyone know who R&R is?  Do they make anything besides triggers?  Thanks.







-Ron

[smylee grouch]

That would'nt be Robert Roller would it?

[E.vonAschwege]

I have a 1850's Spanish shotgun with virtually the same set trigger mechanism (yes, set trigger on the top barrel) - boy is it slick!  I want to make a copy from the one I have, it's just as crisp and sensitive as a double set trigger.  The extra horizontal lever allows it to be tuned just so - I'll see if I can post photos in a separate topic.  No idea who made yours, looks like a good find. 
-Eric

[bowkill]

It came from rice barrel guys...

[Bob Roller]

Not my work.I've made this style without all the curlycues on the finger pad.
It's mechanically a French design and it's been 35 years since I made them.All of them went to Germany
 for pistols.

Bob Roller

[Pete G.]

The one I used came from MBS about 6-8 years ago. You might could ask them who makes theirs.

[Karl K.]

The one I used came from MBS about 6-8 years ago. You might could ask them who makes theirs.

Ryan Roberts?

[D. Taylor Sapergia]

It looks to me too, like the offering from MBS.  I have used two such triggers in the past few years...excellent value!

[Jim Chambers]

That trigger was made by Liston Rice just before or right after they started the Rice Barrel Co.  Some of those triggers were later sold by MBS.

[D. Taylor Sapergia]

Do you want to sell it Ron?

[Ky-Flinter]

Do you want to sell it Ron?

No, thanks.  I'm keeping it.

-Ron

[Ky-Flinter]

Thanks for all the replies and info on who made the trigger.  I got it from an individual and he didn't know who made it.

-Ron