Aluminum Replacement *Trigger Guard for the HOWA MiniAction rifles! Gone are the broken action screw tabs.
Direct replacement for the plastic factory trigger guard/mag well.
We redesigned the magazine catch spring perch location to add a noticeable amount of tension to help prevent accidental magazine drops.
Caliber engraving available for $3 extra upon request.
Customer Magazine catch "HOW TO" install video.
Flush Magazine Modification From the 6.5 Grendel Forum
Made here locally in the Northwest!
Tools needed:
Purple Thread Locker - Low Strength
T30 TORX bit(for action screws)
When installing the magazine catch and spring, cut a tooth pick so it is the same width as the catch and use it to hold the spring onto the catch while installing them into the trigger guard/mag well.
*Engraving will NOT appear on the magazine well.
6061 Aircraft Aluminum
Fully CNC machined
Made in the U.S.A. from US bar stock
Hard coat black anodized
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Manufacturer:
DIP, inc
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Shipping Weight:
0.2
lbs
Average Rating
5 stars (based on
26 reviews)
Recent Reviews
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Reviewed By:
Aaron M.
Review Date:
11/13/2020
Comments:
Bought Howa mini action trigger guard and magazine catch. Fits great! Fast shipping!
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Reviewed By:
Martin M.
Review Date:
9/30/2020
Comments:
I ordered this trigger guard after buying and installing DIP's replacement mag release on the stock trigger guard. I wasn't fully happy with the fit and function of the mag release in the stock plastic trigger guard. After installing both on my rifle, I'...
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Reviewed By:
James V.
Review Date:
9/25/2020
Comments:
Fits and looks great, shipping was unbelievable fast
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Reviewed By:
Robert C.
Review Date:
5/21/2020
Comments:
I bought two of these for my Howa Minis. The factory stock fits me well and even has aluminum pillars for the action screws. The plastic bottom "metal" became unusable after a few removals. The mag releases took a few minutes to install after watching a v...
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Reviewed By:
Victor E.
Review Date:
4/2/2020
Comments:
Thanks to the video and Mark M.`s review on making a slave pin, I was able to install the new trigger guard. It was a little tedious for a 74 year old man with shaky hands, but it was doable. You can easily tell the difference in spring tension and I re...
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