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Nitro Special Single
Trigger
US1889049A Single-trigger mechanism for double-barrelled firearms Invented by Harry E. Howland NOTE: It appears part numbers are more complicated than they appear. The single trigger is non-selectable. It fires right barrel first, then the left barrel. If you only fire the right barrel, then break the action, the single trigger is re-set. If you look at Figures 5 and 6, you will see #31 Tongue. The tongue is actuated by the right hammer. Single Trigger, Left, Fired ![]() Single Trigger, Left, Cocked ![]() Single Trigger, Right, Fired ![]() Single Trigger, Right, Cocked ![]() Tensioned Slide ![]() Tensioned Slide, Side ![]() NOTE: If you look at the upper right, the solid line shows the right hammer [16] and Tongue [31] in the fired condition, while the dashed line shows the right hammer and tongue in the cocked position. 16 Right Hammer 23 25 30 Lug 31 Tongue 32 Decending Arm 33 Forwardly Projecting Lug 34 Forwardly Directed Lug 35 Tensioned Slide Spring 36 Tensioned Slide Spring Anchor Screw 37 Tensioned Slide Spring Front Mount Tensioned Slide, Top ![]() NOTE: It seems like there was a difference between the patent drawing and the actual implementation. In this drawing, the right sear appears to be "bobbed" and the "Lateral Finger" removed and replaced by a pin. Sears from Single Trigger ![]() The sears are upside-down, the "Lateral Fingers" should point INWARD 13a Spindle 13b Enlarged Head (of Top Lever) 16 Right Hammer 17 Right Sear 18 Left Hammer 19 Left Sear 20 Lateral Finger 25 Pin (Fixed to Right Sear) 27 Longitudinally Slidable Arm 28 Plate Portion 29 Open Ended Slot 31 Tongue 13 Top Lever 13a Spindle 13b Enlarged Head (of Top Lever) 14 Lower Tang 15 Upper Tang 16 Right Hammer 17 Right Sear 18 Left Hammer 19 Left Sear 35 Tensioned Slide Spring 36 Tensioned Slide Spring Anchor Screw 39 Safety Lever 40 Safety Slide (Button) 41 Inertia Piece 42 Inertia Piece Spring |