They went out of business. I did just read that Brownell's has started carrying the line under "V" triggers.

 

http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/St...aspx/NS/Store/ProductDetail.aspx?p=20228&title=1911+AUTO+V-SERIES+MATCH+TRIGGER


here is the link...

 

Sweet, so are these knock-offs or licensed designs or something else?

Howard

 

or get a King's solid aluminum and bead blast the color off. I did that when I couldn't find anymore and they turned out looking just like the Videcki's...

 

I wonder if that's why Casull got out of the market, i.e., your main distributor--Brownell's--buys the Videki tooling and is going in competition against you. BTW, Brownell's pricing is very attractive.

 

Those Videcki triggers are excellent and worth the money, if the Brownell's one is made on the same tooling, I think it would pretty much be the same trigger. If I remember right, Videcki isn't out of business, he's just pretty much retired, which isn't quite the same thing, as many retirees still work. I think he still teaches a fine pistolsmithing class for the 1911.

Dave in Oakwood, GA

 

I am looking to get one of the solid ones, can anyone tell me what would a stock Delta Elite trigger be comparable to...medium or long??

 

triggers

If you are looking for a Videcki trigger, check out Burns Custom, very close to the real deal. Look at the #13 it is $18.00