Trigger Guard Screws
An inexpensive way to replace damaged guard screws.
Damaged screws on the trigger guard can negatively impact a rifle's appearance. And, since appearance is a critical element in maintaining a firearm's value, replacing the damaged parts is a smart way to protect your investment. Forster Trigger Guard Screws, with their superior blued finish, workmanship and fit, provide you with an inexpensive way to upgrade the appearance of your firearms in a hurry. All guard (receiver mounting) screws are machine turned, and have a black oxide finish.
| Order No. | Model | |
| GD2ENF | Enfield reg. (as issued) (set of 2) | |
| GD2ENS | Enfield straightened (set of 2) | |
| GD2J65 | 6.5 Jap (set of 2) | |
| GD2J77 | 7.7 Jap (set of 2) | |
| GD2MNL | Mauser, non-locking (set of 2) | |
| GD2RUG | Ruger 77 (set of 2) Ruger Part Numbers - D47&D48 |
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| GD2SAK | Sako (set of 2) (all except Model 75) | |
| GD2SPK | Springfield Krag (set of 2) | |
| GD2SVG | Savage 99 (set of 2) | |
| GD2SXL | Spring. XLong Rear Tang (03A3) (set of 2) | |
| GD3REM | Remington (set of 3) | |
| GD3WIN | Win. 70 (set of 3) | |
| GD3WIN54 | Win 54 (set of 3) | |
| GD4MLK | Mauser, locking type (4 screws) |
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