[bumnote]

About a month ago I picked up a CG-63 and I love this rifle. I'm a huge fan of Swede's and the 6.5 round, so I had to have a CG-63.
Normally I'm a very observant person...but I hate to admit that it took me a couple of weeks to notice it has an aftermarket trigger. At least I'm 99% certain it's an aftermarket trigger. I don't know how I missed noticing that, maybe because I didn't have to take it apart and clean it like I did my m96 and m38. It's previous owner took excellent care of it.
I just can't figure out what brand it is, there are no markings on it. It's a two-stage. I don't have a scale but it feels like it runs from a little under 2lbs up to 4. When adjusted to its lightest, there's no real sense of the two stages...it'll feel like a single stage with a lot of slack.
Any idea what brand this trigger may be?

I haven't really worked on any special loads for it yet, but with just my light plinking loads it's proven itself pretty accurate.

 

[buffdog]

I saw one a while ago, and was told it was Norwegian made. Shultz and Larsen possibly?
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[Hlavinka]

I have a trigger group exactly like that. I'd like to know the history too.

 

[swede]

There were two after market triggers approved by the FSR :

M-69 made buy Shultz & Larsen , Danish ( marking unknown , if any ? ) .

Norwegian made at the Kongsberg factory ( marked "KV" on the side of the trigger ) .

 

[JIMMY C]

Here's a pic of a Cg/63 with the KV trigger. You can clearly see the markings on the left side.

 

[bumnote]

It looks like it's a Shultz & Larsen. No markings on it. Now I'll have to play around with it to figure out how to adjust it, I don't have any metric hex wrenches and I don't want to screw anything up by using the SAE ones any more than I have. I assume the screw at the front of the housing adjusts the take-up? I can't really find much about Shultz & Larsen triggers...most everything I've found is about their rifles and barrels.
Thanks for all the help guys.