Some time ago I posted my newest acquisition, a 7E made in 1929. It shot perfectly for 150 rounds--total trigger failure on the 151st shot. An examination indicated a catastrophic failure of a very poor repair. SO-buttoned it all up and off it went to the Miller Trigger fellows (Dan May and Ken Waite) hoping they could make it all better. I held my breath until Dan replied--"It can be fixed." exhale--It is home now and performed perfectly today for 100 sporting clay targets!! My thanks and praise for these two craftsmen! They had to undo all the botched repair and re-build the trigger. (It was an Ithaca Miller)
Dan also did a perfect job of a finish damage repair, I can't say enough good for these skilled men.

Last edited by Walter C. Snyder; 05/31/16 07:46 PM.