BLR Trigger Pull
- Thread starter Hang Fire
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Don't shoot a BLR if you want an affordable and lighter trigger.
Anything can be done with enough money thrown at it...Finding someone willing to beat their head against the wall for that long may be next to impossible.
Up grade, if your getting 1" groups with a BLR imagine what you could do with a Savage 11 in the same caliber?
Anything can be done with enough money thrown at it...Finding someone willing to beat their head against the wall for that long may be next to impossible.
Up grade, if your getting 1" groups with a BLR imagine what you could do with a Savage 11 in the same caliber?
RememberTheSomme
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Hangfire the only thing I could recommend during shooting your BLR on the bench, is to hold the last 3 fingers around the outside of the lever. It put less stress on my wrist squaring it up some moving it to a more pistol grip configuration, and allowed me to apply better straight back pressure on that God awful trigger. Good luck.
ha, I agree! I like BLR's and have not had a noticeable problem with the triggers, but will take a close look at the adjustment for a shorter pull. Good info in these threads. Glad to be alive and a member!
- Location
- Niagara Region, Ontario. For now
Nothing to add except I was horrified myself when I first picked up a BLR and pulled that trigger.
For such a beautiful, and rather pricy hunting rifle I was a little surprised, but I guess the point is that it is a hunting rifle.
If 1 inch groups aren't good enough you need to get yourself a bolt gun.
For such a beautiful, and rather pricy hunting rifle I was a little surprised, but I guess the point is that it is a hunting rifle.
If 1 inch groups aren't good enough you need to get yourself a bolt gun.
