Surprise from Triggernomics

[Panzerr]

A few years ago, before Triggernomics Dan left for Germany, he forged a trigger for a mag that I no long have. It was a work of art, but when I sold the gun, I kept it. I no long had a use for it, so Dan agreed to take it back in trade for a single trigger for a different mag. Well, to make a long story short, I ended up not needing it, so I just had him keep it. Dan told me if I ever wanted another trigger, to let him know and he would send one out. Well, a few weeks ago I saw that he was back and said hi on the forum. About a week later, this nice triggernomics trigger shoe showed up for the one type of marker that I have always made it a point to own- a phantom.

So anyway, props to Dan for being a great artist and an man of his word!


photo makes it look all scratched, but in the light it GLEAMS

[MayAMonkeyBeYourPinata]

I was expecting some extravagent, but that looks good.

[O_o]

Looks mighty comfy compared to the stock phantom frame

I could rock and cock all day with that

[Maghog]

I was expecting some extravagent, but that looks good.

My doom... I can't get away with anything if it's not topping my last piece of work. Glad you like it anyway MAMBYP.

That's a sweet phantom, it looks way better than mine.
Stay in touch Panzerr!
Dan@Triggernomics

[gc82000]

I like the way it looks like a tooth. or at least a dragon's tooth.

[The Frymarker]

My doom... I can't get away with anything if it's not topping my last piece of work. Glad you like it anyway MAMBYP.

That's a sweet phantom, it looks way better than mine.
Stay in touch Panzerr!
Dan@Triggernomics

Well I think it looks sweet!!! Whooohooo!

[Panzerr]

simple is better

it's a very simple piece, but the pictures don't do the silver justice. i'll see if i can't take a picture that shows the liquidy look it has

edit -put up better pics

[RingOfScale]

very nie trigger : thumbs up !

[JKW]

I think it is cool how something so simple and subtle (compared to most of his other work) can be so instantly recognizable as a Triggernomics piece. Neat stuff indeed!