Hey........ this is just a note of thanks about my cva trigger. I called them this am , they said no problem, two weeks turn around .


all ofya'll have been a big help to me and i'd like to say thanks to you all



THANKS.........................MIKE

good for you. Hope that helps your shooting out. If it has an 8lb trigger like you say and they lighten in near the 3 3 1/2lb range, thats going to help out big time. Did you have to send the entire rifle or just the trigger assembly?

CVA/BPI has fixed a couple of my triggers. Although the last one I sent to them they turned a 12+ pound trigger into a -0 pound trigger. When it came back the next time it was 4 pounds which is fine.

Glad to hear they took care of you so well. Now get that gun back together soon we hope, and start shooting...

Another way to tweak a trigger that is fairly easy to try before sending it off for work is to take some powdered molly or graphite, use a toothpick or the like and put a little onto the mating surfaces within the trigger mechanism. I did that to my Magbolt and it cut the precieved trigger weight almost in half. I wish I had a trigger scale so I could verify the actual pull weight of it after lubing it. I did that over 2 years ago and it still has a nice feel to it and surprizes me when it goes off. I used the toothpick to rub the dry lube into the mating surfaces real well. I think this helps it self polish those contact points and smooths them out. It sure helped several of my rifles.

this gun would hold six lbs of trigger wieghts ( all we had )

my other guns have great triggers on them so this will help me shoot the cva better .


anybody glass bedded thier smokepole ??


did it help ??/

Not yet, i plan to when i get my staghorn in. along with free floating the barrel. Let me practice first and let you know how it goes lol.