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So I have been looking at buying a Savage 30-06 and there is about a $140-$240 difference in price (depending on if its on sale) between having an accutrigger and not having one. Is the accutrigger really all that great considering I can drop in a Timney for cheaper? or should I get the one without and then invest that on top of what I already plan on spending for optics?
I like the Timney route
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Originally Posted by Blue Avenger
Don't know if I would go with a Timney (haven't tried one) but I would certainly go with an aftermarket over the accutrigger. The accutrigger is much better than typical "lawyer safe" factory triggers, but the ones I have played with are still a little stiff for me (they do break pretty clean though).
Best yet (for a hunting gun) is buying an old 3 screw Savage trigger from Northlander and replacing the trigger return spring with lighter weight wire. Easy way to a very crisp, reasonably light trigger!
For about the same amount of money for a timney trigger you can get a SSS trigger and be leaps and bounds a head of the game. The accu-triggers are not bad for a factory trigger. the non-acu trigger guns are atrocious. The timney trigger is just a revamp of the old style factory trigger. The SSS trigger is the cats meow.
I would go for the "other" Savage, the Stevens. SAME GUN EXACTLY, only no accutrigger, and a few hundred clams less than the Savage titled twin. Then take the money saved and buy a scope, whiskey, whatever you want.
Get the SSS trigger, great trigger.
Charlie
thank you all very much for your help.