Tikka 595 triggers

[22BRGUY]

Hi all
Am thinking of building a new rifle on a Tikka 595 action. It is now on a 22 250 but want to build a 22 dasher. The action is very smooth and functions nicely in this hunting rifle but just wondering how low I could get the poundage on the trigger for a rifle that would be used more for target/bench work. All replies appreciated.

 

[sundance]

I used a Yo Dave spring in a Tikka 204 I had and got it down to 12 ounces. Other than that was a Bix and Andy for $400. or so. I sold the rifle instead.

 

[joshb]

I've talked to a couple guys and they use the yo Dave spring. I have a barrel coming for a 30br build with a 595 action that is a 22-250, now. I'll be right behind you. Josh
Ps: I thought you were 22br guy. What's with the Dasher build? Wouldn't a 22br be great? I was headed that route but decided on the longevity of the 30.

 

[22BRGUY]

I've talked to a couple guys and they use the yo Dave spring. I have a barrel coming for a 30br build with a 595 action that is a 22-250, now. I'll be right behind you. Josh
Ps: I thought you were 22br guy. What's with the Dasher build? Wouldn't a 22br be great? I was headed that route but decided on the longevity of the 30.

Thanks Josh. I am very happy with my 2 .22BRs. Someone recently made a post about the possibilities of those 90 gr Bergers that got my attention. So far in the .22Brs, I have only shot up to the 82 grainers with 8 twist barrels. I am just thinking that with the 90's, a little more umph wouldn't hurt. I also shoot a couple of 6 dashers with up to 108's so far and they do perform very nicely with those heavier bullets.