I have purchased two new Savage rifles this year. Neither had the little tool to adjust the accutrigger.
Is it supposed to be with each rifle???
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I have purchased two new Savage rifles this year. Neither had the little tool to adjust the accutrigger.
Is it supposed to be with each rifle???
I purchased a rifle earlier this year and it was with all the paper work (owners manual, registration, etc.). I would contact the company you purchased the rifles from or Savage and let me know you need the tool. Most likely they will drop one in the mail to you.
yep---what he said
Getting one more Savage soon, ill see if the tool is with it. Only need one. Getting a target accutrigger spring from Jim at Northland
I believe a schrader tool for removing the cores of valve stems on your car valve stem work too.You can get one at sears or advance auto,autozone etc.
Pretty sure they are going to be way to thick to work.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonbearman
I got a new Savage this year. My tool was in the box.
However, it is small. In fact, so small that I had great difficulty seeing it.
Yours is probably there, but just so small you can't see it. Try feeling around some.
I'm going to borrow a microscope to look at it closely to see if some other tool could be used.
dc
I think a straight blade jewelers screw driver of correct width might work
have not tried it though - just a thought
Jack
I have tried this. It worked for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by JW
Good luck with that. The standard accutrigger spring is already too light to reliably engage the sear. Its a 2.5lb+ trigger, reliably. Any lighter is just asking for sear slip/failure to lock into battery.Quote:
Originally Posted by brasse
How much are those spings and will they fit rim fire actions as well as M25's?Quote:
Originally Posted by brasse
I don't think that will work because a schrader tool is bigger in diameter.Quote:
Originally Posted by jonbearman
I cut a groove in an old minature philips screwdriver i had cut off smooth. Works like a champ.