Need help in selecting a trigger for a Panda Action

[Chama]

Hello, I need to know what would be a good choice for a Kelby Panda Action. Jewell has gone out of business and Bix & Andy don't make one for a Panda action. Any Help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[rjtfroggy]

Welcome to Shilen Rifles, Inc.

Go here and look up their triggers.

 

[WSnyder]

Hello, I need to know what would be a good choice for a Kelby Panda Action. Jewell has gone out of business and Bix & Andy don't make one for a Panda action. Any Help would be appreciated. Thanks.

BnA most certainly do make one for a Panda. Most any Rem 700 pattern triggers will work.

Bolt Action Components - Triggers - Bullet Central

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[Boilermaker]

Panda actions take a Remington 700 style trigger. Even if the manufacturer doesn’t specifically list Kelbly Panda it should work for you. The two triggers I would consider with Jewell gone are Bix n Andy and Flavio.

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Yes, as others have said, a Panda takes a Remington pattern trigger. They probably just list it that way as opposed to listing every single custom action out there that takes that same Rem pattern trigger. I know of no problems or reason to the contrary

 

[Chama]

You guys are awesome. Thanks for the help.

 

[Ned Ludd]

Here's a couiple that might be worth a look:

TacSport - Bixn-Andy

TacSport 250 – 2000 grams Infos TacSport trigger housings are extremely durable and can withstand extreme conditions, whether it’s wet or dusty. Perfect for PRS, competition shooting or hunting. The TacSport was used by Austin Orgaine, who achieved the 2nd place in the PRS and the 3rd place in...

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TacSportPro - Bixn-Andy

TacSport Pro 100 – 1000 grams Infos TacSport trigger housings are extremely durable and can withstand extreme conditions, whether it’s wet or dusty. Perfect for PRS, competition shooting or hunting. The TacSport Pro was used by Austin Orgaine, who designed the 2nd place in the PRS and the 3rd...

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[beak]

I have B&A in my pandas so they must make them. like them. sd

 

[JFrank]

BnA most certainly do make one for a Panda. Most any Rem 700 pattern triggers will work.

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Briefly’ what’s the difference between the triggers with and without the seat insert ?

 

[WSnyder]

Briefly’ what’s the difference between the triggers with and without the seat insert ?

The sear insert can be flipped around to change pin fall/cock on close. It’s equivalent to having two different trigger hangers. If you have an action with a trigger hanger you probably don’t need that one. If you want to alter cock on close/pin fall (aka “trigger timing”) you’d change out the hanger. They used to show pictures of it but they’ve changed it and don’t show it anymore at least that I can find.

 

[JFrank]

@WSnyder
Thank you, I have a B&A on my comp rifle but I’m not the guy that installed it and really hadn’t given it much thought as it’s works flawlessly.

Knock on wood…

 

[D-4297]

Had this discussion with some highly ranked shooters recently , and it came down to the reality we all deal with at some point ....... Money ; or Cost of . If the cost of , isn't any issue , then it doesn't matter which of the forementioned triggers are chosen , but if that is part of the choice issue . Then it is relevant . After looking at all the available triggers for my Panda action , I chose to get the Shilen Competition trigger without a safety lever . It is a well - made trigger and has been used by many Top shooters to win Titles and set World records , so that's okay with me too .

 

[tmwinds]

Has anyone tried a XTSP Remington type trigger?
I have a XTSP trigger for my Kimber 82 Govt. It is by far the best trigger that I’ve ever used. It is a 2 stage trigger that has the first stage adjusted out and set for a 2 oz single stage pull. They are not inexpensive, I think I paid around $330 but it is a nice piece.

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Has anyone tried a XTSP Remington type trigger?
I have a XTSP trigger for my Kimber 82 Govt. It is by far the best trigger that I’ve ever used. It is a 2 stage trigger that has the first stage adjusted out and set for a 2 oz single stage pull. They are not inexpensive, I think I paid around $330 but it is a nice piece.

Never heard of it. Is that the brand? Still double the price of a Jewell but there's no more Jewell, so...

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Before Jewell closed up, I looked at a Bix or FF triger much like a Seb or Raptor front rest. Totally unnecessary, expensive and probably won't make ya shoot any better than a Shadetree...but boy they're nice too. Lol!

 

[tmwinds]

Never heard of it. Is that the brand? Still double the price of a Jewell but there's no more Jewell, so...

Try googling XTSP Triggers. Also Triggersandscopes.com