Please help identify this Striker

[dust]

I posted a few weeks ago a question about pistol shooting, and I think I have found an possible buy. it's a Striker in 308 with a scope and custom stock, but I don't know what Generation it is.

Listing Photos

You can also click the prev button and see another. What more info would be needed to check the ability to get the trigger tuned up?

 

[Ray Prager]

Pull the Striker apart , so we can see the trigger group...1st Gen had a Bearing on the back and twin arms . 2nd Gen had 1 pivot bracket on the bottom of the magazine . 3rd Gen had 2 brackets on the bottom of the magazine.

1st
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f7/22-204imp/march 09/DadsPictures-March2009029.jpg

2nd
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f7/22-204imp/march 09/DadsPictures-March2009054.jpg

3rd
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f7/22-204imp/march 09/DadsPictures-March2009064.jpg

 

[dust]

Which is the easiest to modify the trigger on?

 

[hammertyme]

In my experience- if one knows what they are doing it pretty simple to make a very fine trigger pull from any of them. Fred at Sharp Shooter Supply or Scott Null at Savagegunsmithing.com both do very nice trigger work.

Converting to rear grip is easily the simplest and Fred Sells a super trigger for $85.

Neal