Lowest pull weight / dependable trigger for 10/110 Savage platform ??

[Indiana6547]

I also run a Rifle Basix SAV-2 and happy with it at about 10 oz.. I thought it was a bitch to install as you keep the factory sear. Could not have done it without watching a YouTube video.

 

[338 dude]

On my SAV-2, almost get zero slam fires at 8.5 Oz. At 6 Oz, forget, I get bolt slam fires too easily. I am using the "red" light spring.

Almost is not good at all when it comes to a trigger

 

[sparky123321]

4oz. with rifle basics. I own 4.

Same here. I highly recommend a PTG bolt body as part of your trigger job. The reworked cocking ramp angles helps make a very light pull possible without slam fires. I do not recommend using a target sear(red trigger) with the Rifle Basix 2 trigger. Stick with a standard sear.

I've done many of these trigger jobs. Just take your time, but once again I HIGHLY recommend a PTG bolt body. It really allows you to set up an amazing/safe "target" trigger(zero creep, zero overtravel and 6oz or less) and also tighens up the action nicely. Midway normally has them in stock. The spiral fluted looks really sharp.

 

[sparky123321]

 

[Westy05301]

I’ve switched to Jard. Set at about 2 and a half ounces. I originally had the rifle basix but I found that the Jard is more consistent

 

[varget204]

Folks,

I'm getting pretty spoiled with my BixnAndy trigger on the REM platform! I want to switch triggers out on the Savage. I have a SSS trigger on the Savage (which is considered a great trigger on Savage), but pull weight is still too heavy. I want to go less than 1lb.

What do you guys think the lowest pull weight / dependable trigger for 10/110 Savage platform is on the market right now??

Thanks!

Top bolt release Rifle Basic II,JARD, -- Bottom Bolt Release JARD Trigger assembly is the only Good 1

 

[KMart]

Does anyone here have any experience with the elf tactical trigger?

ELF SAVAGE 110 SE Precision Rifle Trigger-SAVAGE 110

www.elftactical.com

 

[std7mag]

There is another thread on that trigger.

 

[ratbuster]

I have 4 Savage rifles with SAV-2 triggers all with trigger pulls in the 2-3 ounce range. To measure I use a tension guage rather than a conventional trigger guage as it is more sensitive and consistent.

They will slamfire if closing the bolt too hard/fast but I only use those rifles on a bench and ALWAYS close the bolt slowly. I have never slam fired one with a cartridge despite many tens of thousands of rounds through them. Of course I would never use one set like that for a walk around gun.