Rifle Basix triggers

[dw]

Anybody use these triggers? Whats the feed back on them, and does anyone carry them in Canada?

Thanks guys

 

[pc9]

I installed one on my Marlin 17hmr.It seems to be working great.
I bought mine from the states but I think Russells sports carries them.

 

[downwindtracker2]

A good trigger for a varmit gun,but the reset spring is too small for reliable reset.The sear is much looser in the box then the Remington or Shilen,a good thing for let off, a bad thing for a hunting rifle,it makes it easier to hang up on debris.These design compromises can make it unhealthy in bear country.Their customer service is "tough luck".

 

[Shooster]

I have one installed in my Savage 10FP-LE2B and it is a great addition to the rifle...pull is fully adjustable, with no creep or overtravel when set up properly.

 

[savage112]

I found them to be very easy to install and to be fully adjustable. I have one on a Savage 112V set at a crisp 1 lb. Wholesale Sports carries them.

 

[Mystic Precision]

Just installed in my 7 Mystic (Stevens 200). Very nice. Have the Sav2 version and trigger is around 6ozs. A very very slight amount of creep but that is probably a byproduct of being so light. Zero for overtravel. No issue with trigger return. You just need to play with the adjustments.

Follow the instructional CD and install is straightforward.

If looking for a 1lbs or heavier trigger, I would go with the Sharp Shooters version. Cheaper and way easier to install.

Jerry

 

[Troy G]

Decent triggers for the money. I have found that the rifle basix needs adjusting a couple of times a season. They start to creep and get a little sloppy even if you seal the adjustment screws from moving.

 

[dw]

Mmmmmm, you all seem to have them on small calibres. I am looking for a trigger on my .338 ruger M77 tang safety model. Maybe I need to look at Timney triggers or something else?

 

[dan belisle]

I've used the Timney and the Canjar on the tang safety Rugers, both work well. the Canjar is a much better trigger IMO, but they're also difficult to get and quite expensive. - dan

 

[Pudelpointer]

DW? that's as original a name as you could find?

Hey. I just finished replying to your e-mail, hopped over to CGN, and there is the same question! Then I recognized that moose rack.

Cheers,
Ian

 

[dw]

original ummmmm no. but it works. Welcome, now I can pick your brain here as well, Man this place lets any one join





Nice to know my moose rack is recognizable

 

[dw]

Well thanks for the replies guys. I ended up buying a Timney trigger, it will be shipped Monday.

Thanks