JohnW...ski
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Looking at a Rifle Basics ERV 3K, adjustable from 4 to 20 oz. I am seeing chatter on the internet that Rifle Basics triggers sometimes lose their adjustment. Any truth to that? Any Recomendations?
Rifle Basics triggers sometimes lose their adjustment. Any truth to that? Any Recomendations?
I have four of them on four guns. Have never had an issue with any of them. Three are set to 3 oz and one is set to 8 oz.Looking at a Rifle Basics ERV 3K, adjustable from 4 to 20 oz. I am seeing chatter on the internet that Rifle Basics triggers sometimes lose their adjustment. Any truth to that? Any Recomendations?
There’s a reason Bix cost a lot more. The ball bearing designs are that much better than the levers Rifle Basix still uses.Decided to go with the Rifle Basics ERV 3K. I wanted to at least have a trigger with a bolt release, this one came with a safety also which is nice but not really necessary, oh, and the price was right. The TriggerTech I looked at did not appear to offer a bolt release in the pull weight I wanted, was ready to pay the increased cost but, no bolt release. Bixn' Andy and Flavio Fare are much too pricy for this project.
There’s a reason Bix cost a lot more. The ball bearing designs are that much better than the levers Rifle Basix still uses.
I like running the Bixn Andy TacSport Pro on rifles and have a tuned Bix BR trigger as well. Absolutely zero creep and extremely consistent pull weights shot to shot. The Bix TacSport Pro is only about $100 more than the Rifle Basix ERV. I think you would have been much happier with that option, but keep us posted on how you like the Rifle Basix.
The TacSport Pro can be optioned with a Remington factory style bolt release.No bolt release was a deal breaker.
Yes, I have ran the bolt as hard as I can. It will drop the firing pin maybe 1:20 but that’s as hard as I can, not how I actually shoot the rifle3-8 ounces, I am happy for you. Mine would trip unless you were petting it like a new born kitten. Have you done any bump type test on it? Anything under a pound the RB was so inconsistent might be 2 oz one time and over a pound the next. I had three different guys I trust working on my rigs all with the same findings.
I lucked into a SSS trigger, some one needs to pick up the ball on those. They completely replace all the Savage stamped stuff. It is no Jewel but is darn close.