Made in the
Once you try one, you'll wonder how you ever managed without one.
USGI M14 EBR
trigger shoe
Made in the
Once you try one, you'll wonder
how you ever managed without one.
Why should you install the
USGI M14
EBR trigger shoe?
The M14/M1A trigger is designed to be pulled in more of an upward
direction. The original trigger design is not user
friendly when a pistol grip is used. The M14 EBR trigger shoe is wider &
longer, with more surface area. The steel M14 EBR trigger shoe is
designed with the
correct angle required to direct the trigger pull more to the back than up.
The tip of the trigger can no longer stab
the tip of your trigger finger. The trigger pull feels natural &
lighter with the USGI M14 EBR
shoe installed.
The M14 EBR trigger shoe was designed specifically for the pistol gripped SAGE EBR chassis. The ARMY M14EBR-RI in particular. The shoe works with TROY, McMillan, LAW483, Delta 14, Choate, JAE, AG Composite, Blackfeather "RS", Archangel, Vltor, M14E2, the M1 Garand with and without a pistol grip.
Some customers use the M14 EBR trigger shoe on M1A, M14, M1 Garand & BM59 rifles with traditional stocks.
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What do you get for
your money?
One M14 EBR trigger shoe, Three set screws,
One .050 Allen wrench.
Each USGI M14 EBR trigger shoe has a hard Salt bath Nitride finish.
Special Offer from
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Issued with every U.S.N. MK 14 Mod 2
Mike Peterson (TACOM-RI) met Tom Meyers (X-TremeShooting) at Camp Perry in 2010. Tom’s business is custom CNC machine work, the manufacture of precision triggers and receivers… “talk naturally turned to the issues we were having with pull angle on the SAGE EBR stocks equipped with pistol grips”.
Mike: “I gave Tom an M14 trigger group to experiment with and see what he could come up with. He produced the prototypes in aluminum which worked well except they were a little too flexible for our needs… I got Dave Armstrong from NSWC Crane interested as he had been experimenting with commercial trigger shoes for the MK14 Mod 2 project”.
Mike: “We at TACOM-RI were pretty much up to our ears in trying to complete the SAGE stocks, add accessories and complete the provisioning process to get repair parts into the system as well as finish up the production of the 6200 M14EBR-RIs, so the trigger shoe project kind of languished”.
Mike and Dave told me (H2O) about Tom and the trigger shoe project when we met in Las Vegas, NV. at SHOT SHOW 2011, they both suggested that I contact Tom – I did and the rest is history.
The official back story on the M14 EBR trigger shoe.
Mike Peterson (TACOM-RI) met Tom Meyers (XTSP) at Camp Perry in 2010. Tom’s business is custom CNC machine work, the manufacture of precision triggers and receivers… “talk naturally turned to the issues we were having with pull angle on the SAGE EBR stocks equipped with pistol grips”. Mike: “I gave Tom an M14 trigger group to experiment with and see what he could come up with. He produced the prototypes in aluminum which worked well except they were a little too flexible for our needs… I got Dave Armstrong (NSWC Crane) interested as he had been experimenting with commercial trigger shoes for the MK14 Mod 2 project”. Mike: “We at TACOM-RI were pretty much up to our ears in trying to complete the SAGE stocks, add accessories and complete the provisioning process to get repair parts into the system as well as finish up the production of the 6200 M14EBR-RIs, so the trigger shoe project kind of languished”. Mike and Dave told me (Kevin) about Tom and the trigger shoe project when we met in Las Vegas during SHOT SHOW 2011... both suggested that I contact Tom. I did, and the rest is history.
SHOT SHOW 2011
