Trigger Job
#12
RE: Trigger Job
A trigger job will usually cost between $30 and $50 depending on where you go. Since you would probably have a timney installed by a gunsmith as well that would add about 30 bucks to the cost of the trigger. So you are looking at maybe $50 for a trigger job and about $80 - $90 for a Timney installed.
A savage trigger can definetly be made to feel every bit as good as a Timney provided you use a compitent gunsmith.
A savage trigger can definetly be made to feel every bit as good as a Timney provided you use a compitent gunsmith.
#14
RE: Trigger Job
The Timney is incredibly easy to install per the packaged instructions. I would have completed the instalation in less than 10min had my trigger not been a touch too long (it would touch the trigger gaurd). A simple file is all that was needed to shorten the length to fit properly in the trigger gaurd. The cost was 58$ shipped.
My local gunsmith wanted over 65$dollars to work on the factory trigger.When he would have been done with it, he was of the belief it should no longer be adjusted afterward.
With the Timney I can of course still make any adjustments I would want.
As I mentioned the deciding factor is really what YOUR gunsmith would charge, and of course your level of trust in his abilities to the job correctly.
My local gunsmith wanted over 65$dollars to work on the factory trigger.When he would have been done with it, he was of the belief it should no longer be adjusted afterward.
With the Timney I can of course still make any adjustments I would want.
As I mentioned the deciding factor is really what YOUR gunsmith would charge, and of course your level of trust in his abilities to the job correctly.
#15
RE: Trigger Job
i don't know anything about the savage or timney triggers but i had a trigger job done on my win. 94. the gun smith took it down from 8#s with a ton of creep to 2 or 2.5#'s with no creep for i think $25. i'm really glad i did. it made a ton of a difference in group sizes.