I just went to their site and the Savage trigger only goes down to 1.25 lbs..
have u removed the blade?I can shoot 12 ounces on my Savage PTA before encountering
that annoying side movement safety that forces you to re-cock.
I can shoot 12 ounces on my Savage PTA before encountering
that annoying side movement safety that forces you to re-cock.
On another thread I was having issues with the RB SavII trigger. I am not doubting the 4oz trigger, but does it trip off aka slam fire.By removing the red blade on my Savage accutrigger I have the pull weight set at 6 oz. My buddies Sav 2 is set at 4 oz. I see no reason to replace either with a new trigger set at a higher pull rate.
A drag car is a good analogy to what is done in BR competitions. We push the limit in every direction. Would I use my trigger in a hunting rifle? Absolutely not but that's not what we are trying to accomplish.On another thread I was having issues with the RB SavII trigger. I am not doubting the 4oz trigger, but does it trip off aka slam fire.
Taking the blade out of the accu trigger has been done by a fair amount of folks, I don’t agree with it.
Kinda like no brakes or chute on a drag car.
Actually had a gent tell me to put the safety on and that would fix it. A slight bump to the stock and it trips off, not what I would call fixed or safe. About as exciting as a bad N02 switch.