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oldelkhunter 05-08-2005 10:55 AM

Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
Who in your opinion makes the best factory trigger ? NOW I don't mean as it comes from the factory. I mean if we were going there it would have to be a Tikki or Accutrigger. I mean after all adjustments have been made etc etc. WHat rifle has the simplest mechanism and most rugged?

bigbulls 05-08-2005 12:12 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
Simplest and most rugged is the Winchester trigger and its copies. Only two major parts and one screw to adjust everything. Very simple to get a smooth and crisp break with no creep or over travel.

Slamfire 05-08-2005 02:13 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
Yep what bigbulls said. Yore gonna have to come up with harder questions teach. :eek:

oldelkhunter 05-08-2005 03:09 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
Thats what I thought as well just wanted to confirm it. I don't think there is a better combination of features out there. Anyone else have a different opinion?

oldelkhunter 05-08-2005 03:18 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
BTW Slamfire..everytime I see your name it brings back memories of a SLAMFIRE with my 280 KS rifle when firing a volley of finishing shots at a bull. It did it once and I gave the gunsmith that adjusted it hell for leaving it like that. Funny I usually test a rifle for that condition but I didn't on that one . YOu never know when Murphy makes an appearance.

SWAMPMAN 05-08-2005 04:46 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
OEH,
How about the trigger in a Heckler and Koch PSG-1?;)

James B 05-08-2005 05:04 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
Remington triggers are the easiest for me to adjust the way I want them but then I have done dozens of them over the years.

oldelkhunter 05-08-2005 05:51 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
Swampman, for all I know an H&K psg-1 may or may not exist. I am pretty much into rifles and shotguns ..pistols and other arms just don't hold my interest.

oldelkhunter 05-08-2005 05:52 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
James B..agreed on the adjustment part and they are very crisp as well. However i personally like the wide open design of the Mod 70 and the Ruger 77. Sometimes simple is better

48thguns 05-08-2005 07:10 PM

RE: Best Factory Trigger , Simple,precise and rugged ?
 
The old Sako triggers are hard to beat. Parker Hale....the old ones had a Timney Trigger that was awesome. The newer CZ set triggers are nice....IMHO, any remington, winchester or ruger triggers are clearly, 2d drawer.


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