Flavio fare or bix n' Andy

[lawrence97]

I've tried a bna trigger and liked it but was wondering if any of you have had a chance to compare both. Also what do you like or dislike about each?

Thanks for your feedback.

 

[Joe Maisto]

Near impossible to surpass the work of this Italian craftsman, MR. Flavio Fare.
After seeing his work and the actions he makes, I believe you will wait a bit longer to get one of his triggers as well. If you believe that buying the most expensive anything will improve your scores, perhaps you should ask yourself what were all the past and present HOF ers using before the present triggers. I have a 1996 Jewel that I would not swap for anything.
I shoot with people every year at the SS that can well afford the best of everything.
It still remains to be your ability to do everything right on the line.

 

[lawrence97]

342 views and no experience or comparisons with these triggers?

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I know a LOT of shooters with bix'n andys but have yet to see a flavio in action. Not even the italian world br team had any. Nothing but good from bix'n andys so there you go.

 

[NWnewguy]

Wish I could say that I had tried a FF. I have a BNA and think it is pretty amazing, but it certainly costs a bit much in my opinion for what is involved in it's machining. Additionally with the current exchange rate the prices should have dropped a whole bunch more than the couple of bucks that they have tailed off to. I would actually like to get a BNA with a safety to try in one of my practical rifles, but I refuse to pay $500 for a trigger. Instead I have a Triggertech on the way. It certainly isn't in the same boat as a FF or BNA, but it should work well for the rifle I intend to put it on and I could hypothetically but 5 of them (if they were available!) for the same money.

 

[Tommie]

342 views and no experience or comparisons with these triggers?

Count my view as someone who was curious to learn what these things you asked about even are!

 

[Dans40X]

Tommie-
Flavio Fare- Italian trigger group
Bix N Andy- Austrian trigger group

Trigger Tech-Canadian trigger group

Jewell- US manufactured trigger groups
Kelbly
Shilen
Jard
Rifle Basix
Timney
Huber Concepts
Canjar
Farley

Davies- Australian manufactured trigger group

Xtreme/CG Jackson-US manufactured of European(French) design

The Italians exhibit awesome craftsmanship... aka Ferrari,Ducati.....
but
German design & manufacturing is SECOND To NONE in the free world.!

 

[Tommie]

Thanks Dan. Never heard of those two triggers. Wish MH Canjar was still on the USA list...

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Add kelbly to the US list. They make a fine trigger. Farley too but theyre unibtanium. And swap bix'n andy over to austria

 

[lawrence97]

It's been a few months! Has anyone been able to get a good comparison of the triggers?

I am still waiting on one to try out....