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Several folks make great triggers for Savage 110. I have a couple of SSS, a SAV-2 and a couple of tuned factory 3 screws. Nobody seems to pay much attention to sear/bolt stop. I would think that surface engagement between the two to be of equal importance.
Am I missing something?
uj
Well you do have a point there UJ. If I remember right the new Canjar trigger comes with a sear. There is differences in the sears, The pre accu-trigger sear is different from the accu-trigger sear, and the target accu-trigger sear is different still somemore. The problem is to change the sear angle on the the sear, it takes a crafty hand, not something an armature should be doing. There is no tooling out there like the jigs used for a 1911. So to be done properly a person would have to make there own tooling, (Jig) and then re-cut the sear angle. The problem is in this sue happy world few people want to take the liability that goes along with modifying firearms sears, and trigger parts.
To add, it would be nice if a company like Brownells would make a jig that would alow you to recut the sear angle on the Savage sears.
If you recut the sear angle don't you end up with a soft metal sear?
You would have to surface harden or heat treat the sear to return it to the proper hardness.
Otherwise it won't last long ...
You not taking that much metal off.Quote:
Originally Posted by dwm
The new Jard trigger comes with a new sear/bolt release. Don't think this trigger can be beat with anything on the market.
Thats right it is the Jard trigger not the Canjar trigger, I was thinking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcloco
Who carries the Jard trigger ? What price are we talking here?
GOGLE search came up with this they seem very reasonably priced $85. try this link.
http://www.jardinc.com/index.php?opt...d=16&Itemid=38
ESSCEE
Not a bad idea.....it would be even better if some one like SSS would do it. They probably know more about Savage triggers than Brownells.Quote:
Originally Posted by 82boy
uj
So how deep does the surface hardening go on a stock savage sear?Quote:
Originally Posted by 82boy