Accu-trigger Replacement
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blackacres
Regular
- Location
- Mount Hope, Ontario
I have a Rifle Basix on my Savage FCP 110 and another going into a Savage parts build. Great trigger, you won't be disappointed.
As mentioned above, Jerry at Mystic is your man!
"Never go FULL retard"! Great line from a funny movie.
As mentioned above, Jerry at Mystic is your man!
"Never go FULL retard"! Great line from a funny movie.
Powderfinger61
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Changed out my accutrigger for a RB in half hour. Capable of extremely light but safe trigger pull.
Just a little added info about Rifle Basix triggers. I installed one and a few years later, swapped stocks. During the swap, I "dinged" an "E-clip" on the trigger assembly which eventually caused the trigger to malfunction, (but NOT fire). The damage caused was entirely my fault. I called the guys a Trigger Basix and asked if they would SELL me an E-clip. They shipped out a repair kit (with additional parts) EXPRESS post that day. I received it within a few days at NO CHARGE and they emailed me all the info for installation. A nicer group of people to deal with would be hard to find, they really stand behind their product. I couldn't give more praise to their product (I really like the trigger) or the company. Best of luck.
- Location
- West Quebec
Straight drop in ?
Powderfinger61
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Not a straight drop in, but pretty easy if u watch the video that is supplied in the package
I got my rifle Basix trigger direct from the manufacturer last year. Pretty decent instructions with it, easy enough to put in if you're mechanically inclined. You can go very hairy with the trigger adjustment on it, I upped the pull weight on mine after the first range trip. You could nearly set it off by blowing on the thing. Passed the #### the bolt and thump the stock on the floor test though.
