craigrowe58
Member
I would like to know what trigger to buy and where for a drop in application for a model 111.
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Replacement trigger for savage rifle
- Thread starter craigrowe58
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AVanGorder
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Savage Centerfire Triggers
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/ns/st...16737&title=SAVAGE 10/110 SAV-2 MATCH TRIGGER
http://www.riflebasix.com/savage.html
http://www.eabco.com/Savage-Triggers.html
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=669335
http://www.sharpshootersupply.com/
I have a couple of the SAV-2 triggers, they seem to do the job pretty well. You can find them in a number of different places.I would like to know what trigger to buy and where for a drop in application for a model 111.
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/ns/st...16737&title=SAVAGE 10/110 SAV-2 MATCH TRIGGER
http://www.riflebasix.com/savage.html
http://www.eabco.com/Savage-Triggers.html
http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=669335
http://www.sharpshootersupply.com/
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Larry Elliott
Guest
I've got a couple Sharp Shooter Supply triggers on Savage's and they work well.
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Tony C
Guest
Tiny
Can a pulled Accutrigger be installed and used on an older model?
Tony
Can a pulled Accutrigger be installed and used on an older model?
Tony
Accutrigger on older action
I don't think so. I know you can't directly put an AccuTrigger on the new Stevens. My understanding is that the AccuTrigger requires a couple of more cuts on the action that aren't required for the non-AccuTrigger (both Savage and Stevens) actions.
Could be wrong, but I am pretty sure of that.
Tiny
I don't think so. I know you can't directly put an AccuTrigger on the new Stevens. My understanding is that the AccuTrigger requires a couple of more cuts on the action that aren't required for the non-AccuTrigger (both Savage and Stevens) actions.
Could be wrong, but I am pretty sure of that.
Tiny
Tony C,
You wouldn't want to, the accutrigger is nothing more than the original trigger with a dangerous lack of sear engagement for a factory trigger and a safety catch to stop the disaster. The trigger return/tension spring is in a different location to make it better. If you look at an accutrigger, you will find the trigger's sear mating surface has an angled relief cut that reduces the amount of engagement. Older original triggers had a screw to adjust this.
The thing with the accutrigger is Savage was the first to come out with a trigger that can be set very low. Rem now makes the XMarkPro (or something to that effect), Marlin, bought out by Remington, makes a clone of the Savage and it also has that trigger.
The accutrigger is great for the average joe but not for most guys here. The Rifle Basix Sav2 trigger is good, but IMO and others, the safety should NOT be used if the trigger is set low. It WILL fire when the safety is moved off under the right circumstances.
Sharp shooter supply, a member here, makes a great trigger for the savage. I need to get a couple more of them actually, thanks for the reminder.
You wouldn't want to, the accutrigger is nothing more than the original trigger with a dangerous lack of sear engagement for a factory trigger and a safety catch to stop the disaster. The trigger return/tension spring is in a different location to make it better. If you look at an accutrigger, you will find the trigger's sear mating surface has an angled relief cut that reduces the amount of engagement. Older original triggers had a screw to adjust this.
The thing with the accutrigger is Savage was the first to come out with a trigger that can be set very low. Rem now makes the XMarkPro (or something to that effect), Marlin, bought out by Remington, makes a clone of the Savage and it also has that trigger.
The accutrigger is great for the average joe but not for most guys here. The Rifle Basix Sav2 trigger is good, but IMO and others, the safety should NOT be used if the trigger is set low. It WILL fire when the safety is moved off under the right circumstances.
Sharp shooter supply, a member here, makes a great trigger for the savage. I need to get a couple more of them actually, thanks for the reminder.
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david dumas
Guest
I'd go with the SharpShooterSupply trigger, got 6-7 myself and one of the new 2 oz jobs and love them all, never got anything from fred that wasn't A-1,,,,,,,,, price is good, installation is easy, directions good and clear, easy to follow,,,,,,,,,,,
the wind is my friend
DD
the wind is my friend
DD
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Rich-Allen
Guest
Tony C,
You wouldn't want to, the accutrigger is nothing more than the original trigger with a dangerous lack of sear engagement for a factory trigger and a safety catch to stop the disaster. The trigger return/tension spring is in a different location to make it better. If you look at an accutrigger, you will find the trigger's sear mating surface has an angled relief cut that reduces the amount of engagement. Older original triggers had a screw to adjust this.
The thing with the accutrigger is Savage was the first to come out with a trigger that can be set very low. Rem now makes the XMarkPro (or something to that effect), Marlin, bought out by Remington, makes a clone of the Savage and it also has that trigger.
The accutrigger is great for the average joe but not for most guys here. The Rifle Basix Sav2 trigger is good, but IMO and others, the safety should NOT be used if the trigger is set low. It WILL fire when the safety is moved off under the right circumstances.
Sharp shooter supply, a member here, makes a great trigger for the savage. I need to get a couple more of them actually, thanks for the reminder.
I completely agree with Rob, the accutrigger is junk. My son has one on his F/TR rifle and he's always screwing with it. If you jar the rifle (even using soft pressure to close the bolt) the trigger fails to engage. I've heard a few folks say that when the triggers are turned down to 1lb and under, you need to keep the rifle absolutely still so the safety device doesn't engage.
That's impossible even when shooting F-Class. My son's trigger may be worse than some but he absolutely hates it.
Rich