Reply With QuoteI trimmed mine with a dremel and had to open up my A3 behind the trigger relief to fit as well.
I was bored last night, so I decided to install my newly acquired SSS comp trigger on my Sav 111fc and found that the factory trigger guard is preventing the sear from engagement with the action bolted into the stock. I know I can take about 5min with a file and fix the issue, but I am not a big fan of this type of modification... if I don't have to.
I will be upgrading to either a B&C Duramax or Stockade Woodchuck (funds permitting) and was wondering if the inletting on these stocks would correct the problem I am finding with the factory tupperware?
I trimmed mine with a dremel and had to open up my A3 behind the trigger relief to fit as well.
Kyle
I might have a few savage rifles.
I just find it hard to believe that you have to be bored to work on your rifle! Don't you love it anymore? ???Originally Posted by Corprin
my wife has been asking me that same question! ;DI just find it hard to believe that you have to be bored to work on your rifle! Don't you love it anymore? ???
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