First shot show find

[42769vette]

So a couple days ago I heard about the Geissele trigger being offered only at shot show as a noveske memorial trigger. 100 were avaible only for purchase here. Kimball (Bobcat steel) Went straight there this morning and picked up numbers 59 and 60.

Trigger specs
Super Select-Fire (SSF®) Trigger

My trigger pics

And yes I know im not picking a great time to start another AR project

 

[Lukethespook]

Looks great!

 

[perry]

Troy Industries is giving out Noveske challenge coins in exchange for a donation to the Noveske Memorial Fund, only at SHOT. Saw something on ar15.com about it.

 

[42769vette]

Troy Industries is giving out Noveske challenge coins in exchange for a donation to the Noveske Memorial Fund, only at SHOT. Saw something on ar15.com about it.

That is on the agenda for today.

 

[Westside]

Very Cool Thanks for sharing this.

 

[InfraRed]

Bill did a great thing by doing this. Every cent of the trigger money from SHOT is going to John's family. There wasn't a lot in the way of insurance since Noveske wrapped up everything he had in his company. Bill made it very clear that he wasn't selling these triggers he was collecting donations. Minimum was $250 but you were able to donate more. They went FAST. Bill was one of the first people I visited on Tuesday and as I was standing there the last trigger was grabbed up.
I've been hearing stories of guys online and at shows flipping these for anywhere from 300-500 dollars. This is America, so they are free to do so, but I think it's major BS, unless they are taking the profit and donating it to the Noveske fund. My take on it is if you were lucky enough to get one (I'm happy for you Vette!!!) use it to build something great in John's honor and send pics of it to Bill. I did not personally know John Noveske, but I know Bill, and he vouches for the guy it's good enough for me. Please, if any you lucky oweners sells your memorial trigger at least donate a portion of the profit to the fund. Thanks.
InfraRed

 

[philbert001]

Very cool to see firearms enthusiasts coming together to do something great for one another! Way cool Vette!

 

[sig1473]

Wow, that is really cool but at the same time very sad since it has to do with the passing of John. Fantastic guy and wish I could have met him personally. My Noveske rifle now has more meaning to me as being a symbol of him and what he stood for in the gun community. He will be truly missed.

 

[42769vette]

Bill did a great thing by doing this. Every cent of the trigger money from SHOT is going to John's family. There wasn't a lot in the way of insurance since Noveske wrapped up everything he had in his company. Bill made it very clear that he wasn't selling these triggers he was collecting donations. Minimum was $250 but you were able to donate more. They went FAST. Bill was one of the first people I visited on Tuesday and as I was standing there the last trigger was grabbed up.
I've been hearing stories of guys online and at shows flipping these for anywhere from 300-500 dollars. This is America, so they are free to do so, but I think it's major BS, unless they are taking the profit and donating it to the Noveske fund. My take on it is if you were lucky enough to get one (I'm happy for you Vette!!!) use it to build something great in John's honor and send pics of it to Bill. I did not personally know John Noveske, but I know Bill, and he vouches for the guy it's good enough for me. Please, if any you lucky oweners sells your memorial trigger at least donate a portion of the profit to the fund. Thanks.
InfraRed

Agreed, I planned on using the trigger, but decided a diffrent trigger fit my bill better so I sold the memorial (to onebadv8 on ingo) I would be donation all the profit for the sale to the fund, but I sold it for 250 so there wont be any. Like you I dont believe this is the type of thing to try and make a dollar on, but I also dont "collect" anything firarms related so I wasnt about to let the trigger sit on a shelf.