triggers
 

Which one would you do over the other and why:

Have your stock trigger worked on to reduce pull and creep.

or

Buy an aftermarket trigger.

RE: triggers
 

I've had my stock triggers worked. For the money, it was well worth it. My groups have improved greatly!
I don't know if the after market triggers would greatly improve on what I've already done, for the difference in costs!
For a competition gun, maybe it would be worth the exta $$$. Depends on what you want!

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RE: triggers
 

My ignorance may show, but why can't you replace a worked on trigger with a aftermarket? Is there something on the rifle frame itself that is tweaked also?

RE: triggers
 

I would say it depends on the stock trigger if were say a Remington 700 rifle I would have a trigger job done it as in my mind it is one of the best triggers ever. If it were one of the older Rugers I would replace it.

RE: triggers
 

I do all of my Remingtons myself,other brands I put after market triggers on. The others are a pain...[X(]

RE: triggers
 

I've always done all my own trigger work. I've never had a need to use an aftermarket trigger. True some factory triggers will never be "target triggers" but they normally aren't target quality rifles to begin with.

RE: triggers
 

I wouldn't say a pain. Just takes more than a screwdriver. You should see what I can do to a Ruger trigger. I can even tune a Savage trigger with no problems. Just takes a little time and knowledge, and plenty of patience. Remingtons are my favorite to work on, but Rugers are my favorite to shoot.

RE: triggers
 

You CAN!! Just because youve tried to have the "issue" trigger improved, doesn't keep you from replacing it later, if it still isn't up to your requirements!!