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TheOtherZilla

TheOtherZilla

Pull my finger
I have a TC Venture II 223/556 that I bought last fall. Great shooter, but the trigger is well less than optimal and isn't up to my standards. I searched high and low on the internet and it seems nobody makes an after marker trigger. I bought the MCarbo spring but it won't work in my rifle because mine has the TC version of the Accutrigger. No adjustments on the trigger. So does any one have a source for a trigger, or a fix?
 
I don't know of a supplier of after market TC trigger components but I had a similar problem with a Browning X bolt stalker in 223 Rem.

The rifle shot terrific, in the 1/2 moa range with tailored reloads. But I couldn't get the "adjustable" trigger below about 3.5 to 4 lbs. which is too heavy for me for a varmint rifle shooting in the field off a shooting cross stick.

I found a local smith that reworked the trigger to 2.5 lbs. Not sure what it did inside but it has worked terrific since he reworked in May 2013.
 
Mcarbo has a x bolt spring, I just got an a bolt spring in for my neighbors rifle. I have used several of the TC venture/dimension spring kits. I don't know of a Venture 2 kit. His abolt will only lower to 3.44#, hoping spring will allow 2 3/4#.
 
We wish you luck in your search. I was surprised when I read your post, as I had no idea that the rifle iterations of TCs had non-adjustable triggers - my only experience with TCs is pistols dating from the late '70s to early '80s, and those had triggers that were easily adjustable for pull weight and over travel. Bummer.
 
K22 said:
I don't know of a supplier of after market TC trigger components but I had a similar problem with a Browning X bolt stalker in 223 Rem.

The rifle shot terrific, in the 1/2 moa range with tailored reloads. But I couldn't get the "adjustable" trigger below about 3.5 to 4 lbs. which is too heavy for me for a varmint rifle shooting in the field off a shooting cross stick.

I found a local smith that reworked the trigger to 2.5 lbs. Not sure what it did inside but it has worked terrific since he reworked in May 2013.
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I have an Xbolt Stalker in 22-250. I bought a Jard for it. Much better.
 
K22 said:
I don't know of a supplier of after market TC trigger components but I had a similar problem with a Browning X bolt stalker in 223 Rem.

The rifle shot terrific, in the 1/2 moa range with tailored reloads. But I couldn't get the "adjustable" trigger below about 3.5 to 4 lbs. which is too heavy for me for a varmint rifle shooting in the field off a shooting cross stick.

I found a local smith that reworked the trigger to 2.5 lbs. Not sure what it did inside but it has worked terrific since he reworked in May 2013.
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Timney makes a trigger for xbolts. I have one in mine. Big difference.
 
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