JBT47
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You like the Trigger Techs that much Dusty? I may try a Diamond.Id love to replace my bix n andys with thriggertech. Im pretty heavily invested. I have 2 primaries in hunting guns and a diamond and love em
You like the Trigger Techs that much Dusty? I may try a Diamond.Id love to replace my bix n andys with thriggertech. Im pretty heavily invested. I have 2 primaries in hunting guns and a diamond and love em
Give one a try. You can always get rid of itYou like the Trigger Techs that much Dusty? I may try a Diamond.
That’s a good idea to try one out, wow u seem very impressed with the TT.The decision to purchase TT over a Jewell does not rest solely on failure risks or the warranty but it does make a difference. The first time you have to pay to fix a Jewell you will ask yourself WTF, especially when it could have been avoided all together. If the Jewell was a better Trigger then I would undoubtedly run with it and accept the associated risks. But to me it isn’t the better option. Do yourself a favor, purchase both, set them up to same weight and test them... I have many times. To the OP, IF you don’t like the TT Diamond I will purchase it from you for your purchase price.
How do the trigger techs compare to the jewell triggers? Would be more for a long range shooting, hunting build. I do have a jewell on another long range hunting rifle but haven’t had an issue in wind, snow, rain, sleet yet but worried I may someday. Depending on how hard I use the rifle determines how often I flush it with lighter fluid. If I head out west for a week long hunt which is the better option? I do like the feel of the jewell even at 2 lbs.
jewell triggers served me and most of us well during the day when they were the only real choice, but technology has changed that for me. I absolutely love my triggertech diamond. the only drawback would be if you were someone who needs the trigger to go down below 4 ozs.How do the trigger techs compare to the jewell triggers? Would be more for a long range shooting, hunting build. I do have a jewell on another long range hunting rifle but haven’t had an issue in wind, snow, rain, sleet yet but worried I may someday. Depending on how hard I use the rifle determines how often I flush it with lighter fluid. If I head out west for a week long hunt which is the better option? I do like the feel of the jewell even at 2 lbs.
Me too.I did this and took a crappy 5-6lb trigger down to 3ish lb for a hunting rifle without any other tinkering. I think I could get it lower if I needed to.
Just read that at PRB yesterday. Seems the roller bearing technology is extremely good. A must read article.
Yes. Easily removableI found some in stock with bolt releases but don’t need one, it appears the bolt release bracket is easily removed-is this true?