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12beretta · July 4, 2010, 11:05 AM

Thanks for the feedback , after much additional research I find not only was it a Jaeger trigger but the gun is probably a Paul Jaeger conversion from the 1950's. When I bought the gun from a local gun shop the info was it was built in the coal regions by a gentlemen who did military conversions but also owned some Jaeger customs. After speaking to the grandson who inherited about a dozen guns and had no interest in , nor knowledge of them , did find out for me his grandfather was a good friend of Paul Jaeger . Needless to say I am very happy with the surprise as to what I really have and need to research it's value.

July 4, 2010, 11:05 AM	#4
12beretta Registration in progress Join Date: September 16, 2009 Location: St Petersburg Fl. Posts: 8	1903A3 Trigger Thanks for the feedback , after much additional research I find not only was it a Jaeger trigger but the gun is probably a Paul Jaeger conversion from the 1950's. When I bought the gun from a local gun shop the info was it was built in the coal regions by a gentlemen who did military conversions but also owned some Jaeger customs. After speaking to the grandson who inherited about a dozen guns and had no interest in , nor knowledge of them , did find out for me his grandfather was a good friend of Paul Jaeger . Needless to say I am very happy with the surprise as to what I really have and need to research it's value.