SurplusRifle.com Copyright 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007 © TENNESSEE GUN PARTS From the release of our first trigger we have been under the watchful eye of the staff at Surplus Rifle. Their reviews have helped many shooters in all aspects of our sport. They are truly an on line source for the shooter, collector and home gunsmith alike. Mauser 98k Ultra Light Trigger and the Yugo m48 Match Grade Trigger REVIEW: Huber Concepts Fully Adjustable Trigger For The Swiss K-31  by Mark Trope   Arisaka Type 99 Huber Trigger Installation Article Written by: R. Ted Jeo. Huber SMLE Enfield Family Replacement Trigger  By R. Ted Jeo Huber Anti-Friction Ball Mosin-Nagant Trigger Huber SMLE Enfield Family Replacement Trigger   SurplusRifle Forum Posts 2 Mosin sporters (pics and how-to) Outdoor gift ideas costing only a few bucks By Steve Pollick Toledo Blade — Dec. 21, 2005 Old military bolt-action rifles usually collect dust or rust in a corner, sometimes because they just are too sloppy in the accuracy department. One of the problems often is a poor trigger. John F. Huber, the designer and maker, can turn an old military bolt-gun into a fine shooter with one of his anti-friction ball triggers. Read the whole article CLICK HERE The old Three-Line: still a great value Guns Magazine,  Nov, 2006  by Holt Bodinson What costs less than $70, is machined from steel forgings, is robust, powerful and accurate, and appears in enough models and variations to keep a collector happy for decades? It's the Three-Line, or what we commonly call the "Mosin-Nagant" Historically, it might just have been a "Nagant." Read the whole article CLICK HERE     Mauser Central received a kit from Thomas at Rhineland Arms. Read the whole article CLICK HERE 2005 SHOT Show Guns in Review Andy Moe - JHO ProStaff - Insane Diego, CA March 02, 2005 A new company, Huber Concepts, was at the Show displaying their line of patented, ball bearing, drop-in triggers for military rifles. These affordable triggers drop in with no fitting and most are adjustable for sear engagement and over-travel. Read the whole article CLICK HERE

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