That's funny Mike!! LOL! That's the reason I bought one for each rifle. I need any advantage that I can get. Same with my scopes. I try to buy what I think are the best scopes in benchrest. Lets face it, everyone of us has an opinion as to what they consider is the best. It's like Fords, Mopars & Chevys. Thank God we have variety. Bottom line, everything else being equal in BR shooting it boils down to who can read those damn wind flags and pull the trigger at the right time to get that bullet where it where it is suppose to go.michaelnel said:
Most actions the trigger usually is just a drop in. Bat Actions are a different story. You either have to have the hanger modified or you can buy one for $30.00. Call Chris Harris at Bullet Central. He is the importer for B&A triggers. He will be able to tell you. His number is 701-371-4444.stgw77 said:
Doesn't surprise me Matt. They did their homework when they designed that trigger. When they first came out, there were problems with them, but they got it fixed. I don't like to buy a new product that company's put out on the market. It seem that most of the time there are problems with a new product. Case in point the new Weaver 46x scopes that came out last year. I know this guy that I shoot with once and a while who said on a post on BR Central, "I have 4 Jewell triggers now and probably have had ten total and I've put 25,000 rounds thru a Jewell so why should I spend the extra money, blah, blah, blah, and I probably will never buy anything else, but this same guy has 2 March 10-60 scopes and a Nightforce Competition. I felt like telling him why didn't you stick with your Weavers & Leupolds that you use to use years ago when you first started. A friend of his loaned him a B&A trigger to try. I want to see what he has on his rifle this year for a trigger. Some of these guy's just make you laugh with their reasoning.dkhunt14 said:
EddieHarren said:
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