x bolt triggers

[profesional 111]

Is there an aftermarket trigger for the X bolt yet?

 

[redranger15]

Why would you need one? Easy to ajust your self, never heard of many complaints about them.

 

[muckle]

Little tricky but you can change the spring buy a spring kit for the x bolt little harder than the A bolt to change .

 

[bjjzak]

I have a spring in mine, fellow before me put it in, puts that trigger at exactly 2lbs on my RCBS trigger pull gauge, very nice! And a lot cheaper than a replacement trigger would be, (if there was one available?)

 

[profesional 111]

Thanks guys , I will try the spring kit.

 

[Anfoman76]

The only spring kit I kcan find is in the US and he won't ship here. Any other sources?

 

[muckle]

do you know anyone in the us he could ship it to then mail it to you from there .

 

[Homesteader]

So if you can't source another spring, and you still want a reduced pull, what about clipping a little bit off the existing spring?

 

[bjjzak]

Or the other fun way of doing it is to remove the spring, measure it's physical dimensions, and then track down a spring of same size but ilghter spring pressure from a gunsmith, if you have one handy. A bit of a PITA but it's worked for me before.

One thing to watch out for when clipping springs is to maintain close to the same overall length you had before, sometimes a little stretch helps. Usually it's better to find a softer spring.

 

[Homesteader]

Or the other fun way of doing it is to remove the spring, measure it's physical dimensions, and then track down a spring of same size but ilghter spring pressure from a gunsmith, if you have one handy. A bit of a PITA but it's worked for me before.

One thing to watch out for when clipping springs is to maintain close to the same overall length you had before, sometimes a little stretch helps. Usually it's better to find a softer spring.

I can totally buy that, but it sounds like a fairly hard spring to find. I was also under the impression it is cone shaped, so even harder to source I imagine. Would love to lighten mine up a bit, she's super crisp, but a tad heavy for my liking.

 

[Anfoman76]

It is a round coil spring. There is a cone shaped spring in the trigger assembly but it has nothing to do with the sear or pull weight. I'm going to see if I can source out a supply of them if I do you guys will be the second to know.

 

[Homesteader]

It is a round coil spring. There is a cone shaped spring in the trigger assembly but it has nothing to do with the sear or pull weight. I'm going to see if I can source out a supply of them if I do you guys will be the second to know.

Well order one more, and tell where to send the funds.