Savage help..

[farmerjohn]

I have a friend who needs a good trigger for 110 savage, which direction do I need to send him, thanks John

 

[Toptom]

I have a model 12 lrp I put a rifle basix sav 1 in which is just the trigger replacement. I am really happy with it I think I goes down to right under a pound I have it set nice and crisp at 1 pound of memory is right. If I’d do it again I’d get the sav 2 it looks like a whole unit goes down to like 4 oz. Not a ton of after market options but I heard rumors triggertech is working on a savage trigger, if they make one I will buy one and replace the rifle basix I really enjoy the trigger techs I own.

 

[CharlieNC]

If you can find one made by Sharp Shooter, it is the best.

 

[NZ_Fclass]

Quite like the Timney in mine. As it's a range gun, I removed the safety - dunno whether that made a difference.

 

[wkdickinson]

I have a 6 Dasher f-class rifle built on a Savage "target" action. When I bought the rifle it had the red-blade accutrigger, which was OK, but inconsistent. I replaced it with an ELF trigger. I was able to adjust it down to about 1#, which is really not low enough, but it is very consistent, compared to the Savage trigger. Rumor has it, that TriggerTech is going to have a "complete" Savage trigger offering in 2023 - I can hardly wait!

 

[Dgd6mm]

I had a Savage/Steven's SA with a Timney trigger in it. I was very happy with it.

 

[wbm]

Have Rifle Basix SAV 1 on all mine. I would go with Rifle Basix or Timney.

 

[Oleg S]

JARD

 

[tobnpr]

I have an Elf on my .300 WSM target rifle, no complaints- I'd buy it again.
This or any of the above are good triggers, but selection really depends on the use of the rifle.
You don't want an 8 oz. trigger on a hunting rifle, nor do you want a 4-6 lb trigger on a target rifle.

 

[farmerjohn]

Thank you all for the help, John