Best Factory RF Trigger

[41rem]

Just got done taking the slack out of my Anchutez 1717 trigger and lowering the pull from 3.0 to 2.4 lbs. If this isn't the best factory trigger I've ever pulled on a rimfire it's got to be close.

What's your favorite?

 

[1Merlin]

5018 Anschutz

 

[rodstreet]

Just got done taking the slack out of my Anchutez 1717 trigger and lowering the pull from 3.0 to 2.4 lbs. If this isn't the best factory trigger I've ever pulled on a rimfire it's got to be close.

What's your favorite?

For Anschutz, 5018

 

[shoot4fun]

Just got done taking the slack out of my Anchutez 1717 trigger and lowering the pull from 3.0 to 2.4 lbs. If this isn't the best factory trigger I've ever pulled on a rimfire it's got to be close.

What's your favorite?

I own two Anschutz 1727 Fortress. Both have the 5020 two-stage trigger. I bought the first on the secondary market and just got the second one NIB. I contacted ANA and got the picture showing which screws did what (there are a bunch) and have worked on it quite a bit. It still isn't quite where the first rifle's trigger is but I think I will get there.
I also have an older M54 solid bottom with the 5018 trigger and, as others have posted, it is fantastic.

 

[kyotekiller25]

CZ457 with a simple $5 spring swap brought it down to 8 oz. Very nice...

 

[shoot4fun]

CZ457 with a simple $5 spring swap brought it down to 8 oz. Very nice...

I must be the only person to ever lose a CZ457 trigger's balls!
Or was it the 455 that had that ball bearing in the trigger assembly?
Simple?

 

[41rem]

I'm at 2.4 lbs & that light enough for me. Shot a 40X Remington with that crazy 8oz trigger

 

[howieranger]

I have 2 BSA Martini MK 3's made in the 60's that break crisply at 2.5 ounces and they compare very well with the Trigger Tech Diamond in a 2500x or a Shilin completion. Those old BSA trigger are really sweet but were too expensive to build in the long run.

 

[jsdkms]

5018 and 5020

 

[Wvhandbuilt]

Anschutz 5039. I have mine 1.3oz

 

[Hi-NV Shooter]

Anschutz 5039. I have mine 1.3oz

You can get down it to about 7 grams on that trigger when the set is engaged.

Lee

5018 Anschutz

Yup most flavors of the 50XX series triggers such as the aforementioned 5018 newer match 54 and for older models the 5071 & 5071-1

Lee

 

[gunr]

My Winchester 52C is a hair above 1 lb., that's the best trigger I felt.
I don't think I'd want it much lighter.

 

[Timnichols]

The best I have ever felt is my Suhl 150 hands down.

 

[Hi-NV Shooter]

The best I have ever felt is my Suhl 150 hands down.

Suhls have very nice triggers forgot about them.

 

[Timnichols]

I believe I like my suhl trigger better than my flavio veloce trigger on my unlimited gun.

 

[1813benny]

I really like the 5018 in my Anschutz 1813 that I have used for 40 years, but the trigger on my daughters Walther kk300 blows the 5018 out of the water.

 

[doclu60]

I really like the 5018 in my Anschutz 1813 that I have used for 40 years, but the trigger on my daughters Walther kk300 blows the 5018 out of the water.

Although I do not have experience with the above mentioned European triggers, I am not surprised about the Walther. Gann rifles in RFBR UL use the Walther trigger and it has produced some very good results over the last several years.

Scott

 

[68Hoyt]

I like the Annie 5018 , real nice two stage ,

Single stage , winchester 52D , and it can be worked on to lighten it even more

 

[pikespeakgoat]

Suhls have very nice triggers forgot about them.

Agreed. Got a couple Suhls, best triggers I have ever pulled

 

[jpjulian]

My 52D is the best unmodified factory trigger I own. I had a 40X for a few years with a Jewell BR but that wasn't factory. The factory trigger in my 457 MTR is really good at 12 oz. but that is with a Yo Dave spring.