savage accu trigger with red blade

[rebs]

what are the pro's and con's of removing the red blade?

 

[JSH]

I have replaced blade springs, but have never removed and left it out. They are very usable Varmint triggers, if you want a bench trigger look else where, and an RB is NOT it.

 

[boltfluter]

what are the pro's and con's of removing the red blade?

This is your last line of defense from an accidental discharge with this style of trigger. I see no advantage to removing it and possibly bad things in the future going this route. It is there for a reason. Don't shoot yourself in the foot.
Paul

 

[hpshooter]

This is your last line of defense from an accidental discharge with this style of trigger. I see no advantage to removing it and possibly bad things in the future going this route. It is there for a reason. Don't shoot yourself in the foot.
Paul

Wise words! Never know who may be using the rifle and under what conditions in the future, removal could create a liability down the road.

 

[Rocketvapor]

I posted in the other forum also.
Blade force is partially applied to the trigger.
Removing the blade and you lose that.



This is the standard trigger/sear with Target springs and blade. Blade spring clipped by 1 to 1.5 turns. Mine was an ugly orange.

 

[rebs]

Thank you guys for the replies

 

[Rat Rifle]

Thank you guys for the replies

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