1701P trigger from product page

[cobalt327]

Notice the trigger... I suppose the pistol shown on the product page was a pre-production model mocked up for the photo. 

[CraigH]

From any product back page or manufacturer's legal small print:  "We reserve the right to make improvements and changes without prior notice."     

But sharp eye, Mark!   

[cobalt327]

This came about from me looking for a photo to use as a comparison to tell whether one of Quickster47's guns (#7 below) has a 1701P trigger, or what. The problem is, Carl's gun was photographed w/a phone- at least that's the quality I'm seeing. So to my eyes there's no definite answer although if I was asked today what I thought it was I'd recant my earlier guess of it being a stock 2240 type trigger and would say it's probably a 1701P trigger. That could change tomorrow, though! The gun in question is below- maybe your eyes and advanced experience can tell... 

[7624452]

It appears to be a 1707-P trigger with a shoe on it.  I have several.   

[cobalt327]

 

The original photo we had to work with before I tweaked it is below. Leaves a lot to be desired for detail! haha

[ped]

to my eyes it appears to have the hole for adjusting the two stages and the stop screw is the correct one and not a plain grubscrew

[cobalt327]

I believe you're right!

[cobalt327]

Unrelated but didn't think this needed another thread- I see on my order form for the 2240, etc. sear, it's called a "Sear, STP Pistol". So what does STP stand for?

[CraigH]

I really don't know, but:

For 22XX, etc  --  Standard Trigger, Pistol
For 1701, etc   --  Special Trigger, Pistol



Or perhaps it is treated with a oil additive.   

[cobalt327]

For 22XX, etc  --  Standard Trigger, Pistol

It was a 'standard' 2240 part, so maybe...