Anyone running an M-K II trigger in your rifle please post a photo or your score here. I'm looking forward to the results. It would be great to see some pics from back in the day if anyone has some.
Thanks

Here is a group from an early Colt Match Target and an M-K II trigger @ 100 yards.

Photo is a leftover from a print ad. M-K IIA2.

LtCol. Todd P. Huhn Attached to NASA (Left) and my youngest son ( Right) a fresh new Navy Ensign as of last weekend. Todd runs a M-K IIA3 Bronze and Daniel has a M-K IIA2 Bronze in his rifle.

Putting on her game face


Madison Butler getting ready for the 2 man team match at Camp Perry 2017. She uses an M-K IIA3X .

The photos from Camp Perry are coming in now. First one is of 2 Texas Junior Rifle Team members that earned a Distinguished Rifleman Badge in 2017. Congratulations Colton using the  M-K IIA2 Bronze and Madison using the M-K IIA3X.

One More.  M-K II shooter and now Distinguished Rifleman Badge holder John Cuntz. Congratulations John

Team Cheddar (Wisconsin names it’s junior teams after cheeses, of course), consisting of Josh Hanrahan
of Suamico, Brad Schoenemann of Lodi, and Coach Kaleb Hall of Oconto, took home first place in the
Freedom Fire match - a two-person junior team match. Cheddar narrowly defeated Illinois’ top team on X
count (the “bullseye” of the target). Team Cheddar is the first Wisconsin team to bring home the Freedom
Fire Trophy since it was introduced in 2009 (Two previous teams won the Freedom Fire Match’s
predecessor: The Whistler Boy Match).
Wisconsin placed an astonishing four teams in the top twenty. Other teams placing included Team
Mozzarella (Jadon Selsmeyer of Green Bay, Bryan Melville of Chippewa Falls, and Coach Mike Stewart
of West Salem) in 5th place, Team Colby (Vince Norling of Oconto Falls, Riley Stewart of West Salem,
and Coach James Schonke of Pepin) in 12th, and Team Muenster (Sam Cvikota of La Crosse, Thomas
McGowan of Hortonville, and Coach James Melville of Chippewa Falls) in 17th. No other state placed
more teams in the top 20

Coordinator Sara Holub, Brad Schoenemann , Josh Hanrahan,  Coach Kaleb Hall

Big Win For Wisconsin:
he Minuteman Match is the National Six-Person Junior Team Championship. Since 1925, no Wisconsin
team has ever won. That drought ended at the 2017 National Trophy Matches. Team Cheddar, consisting
of firing members Josh Hanrahan of Suamico, Bryan Melville of Chippewa Falls, Vince Norling of
Oconto Falls, Brad Schoenemann of Lodi, Jadon Selsmeyer of Green Bay, Riley Stewart of West Salem,
and Coach Kaleb Hall of Oconto, defeated Pennsylvania by 39 points.
Additionally, Brad Schoenemann and Josh Hanrahan placed in the Bill Deneke Trophy Team by firing
high scores among the nation’s junior competitors throughout the individual and team matches. The pair
are the first Wisconsin juniors to do so since Dan Hall of Green Bay made the team in 2011.
The National Trophy Matches ended with one last honor. Brad Schoenemann earned 2nd place in the
National Air-15 Air Rifle Offhand competition. Schoenemann bested military marksmanship team
members, as well as current and former national champions to take home this honor.
The Wisconsin Junior Service Rifle Team is a volunteer organization operated under the auspices of
Wisconsin Firearm Owners - the only NRA chartered state association in Wisconsin.
If you would like to volunteer or donate to this organization, please email
[email protected] or send donations to PO Box 130 Seymour, WI 54165.

Polar opposites, have one thing in common.

Thanks for the photo.  That A1 looks great!!