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    Accutrigger sear spring


    Anybody know where I can get an accutrigger sear spring? Mine launched when I was reinstalling my trigger and I have been unable to locate it anywhere.

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    Numrich Gun Parts has a couple listed in stock.


    Edit: May have jumped the gun a little bit but check with them anyway!

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    Savage Customer Service also stocks them.....l
    Originally Posted by keeki
    Guess it doesn't really matter. If ya cant afford $15, you won't be buying much anyways

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hotolds442 View Post
    Savage Customer Service also stocks them.....l
    But will they sell them to a non gunsmith?

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    Quote Originally Posted by olddav View Post
    Numrich Gun Parts has a couple listed in stock.


    Edit: May have jumped the gun a little bit but check with them anyway!
    I ordered the one in stock at numrich but it is the wrong one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huntnm2001 View Post
    But will they sell them to a non gunsmith?
    Yes. You just have to send them a release form.
    Originally Posted by keeki
    Guess it doesn't really matter. If ya cant afford $15, you won't be buying much anyways

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    You can replace the trigger lock spring with a ball point pen spring and then use the lock spring for the sear spring. Tried this on mine and it improves the trigger pull a lot.

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    I will send you one I took off another because it had a slightly higher pull weight than I wanted. It might have been 3.5 pounds or so at the bottom end. Who knows, it might be just what you're looking for. They seem to work differently on different guns, sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by foxx View Post
    I will send you one I took off another because it had a slightly higher pull weight than I wanted. It might have been 3.5 pounds or so at the bottom end. Who knows, it might be just what you're looking for. They seem to work differently on different guns, sometimes.
    I will take you up on that thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by foxx View Post
    I will send you one I took off another because it had a slightly higher pull weight than I wanted. It might have been 3.5 pounds or so at the bottom end. Who knows, it might be just what you're looking for. They seem to work differently on different guns, sometimes.
    I wonder if that has anything to do with the finish of the sear?
    The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.

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    bci pen spring

    Quote Originally Posted by quinton View Post
    You can replace the trigger lock spring with a ball point pen spring and then use the lock spring for the sear spring. Tried this on mine and it improves the trigger pull a lot.
    My neighbor uses the bic spring trick on all his remingtons and they make the trigger very good!!

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    Just to be clear the spring I am looking for is the sear spring, or trigger return spring. Looks like a right angle rather than a coil

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    Come on, make up your mind.....it's either a sear return spring or a trigger return spring. They are not the same.
    "As long as there's lead in the air....there's still hope.."

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    Quote Originally Posted by huntnm2001 View Post
    Just to be clear the spring I am looking for is the sear spring, or trigger return spring. Looks like a right angle rather than a coil
    Sorry, I did not see you had responded to my offer.

    In any event, the SEAR spring is the one that has the ends at right angles to each other.
    The trigger return spring is the coil spring that allows you to adjust for trigger pull.

    I was offering the trigger return spring (coil). can't help you with the sear spring. As said above, Savage will sell you one if you offer to sign a release form. no big deal.

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    Yes Sear spring. I thought everyone might be confused when we started talking about replacing springs with ball point pen springs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sharpshooter View Post
    Come on, make up your mind.....it's either a sear return spring or a trigger return spring. They are not the same.
    When I titledy post I needed a sear spring and everyone started talking about a coil spring I thought maybe I had my terms wrong. Which turned out not to be correct. Thank you for your incredibly helpful addition to the conversation

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