Accutrigger spring question

[DQL5150]

I have searched this topic and gained quite a bit of information but would like to ask those more experienced. I have a Model 12 VLP that I use only from the bench and have adjusted the accutrigger (non red blade) to where I am pleased with the pull weight. I don't have a trigger pull gauge to get specific weight.

I recently acquired a late production model 11 Trophy Hunter XP, 22-250 with accutrigger. It has a noticeably stiffer trigger than the VLP. I'd like this 11 to have a pull weight comparable to the VLP but I'm not interested in "modifying" the trigger with ink pen springs or the like.

My question is: Will the replacement Target Spring from Gun Shack, part number SAV105270, get me close to my goal?

Any knowledge or comments are much appreciated.

[jpdown]

Yes, the Target/Varmint Spring from Gun Shack will get you down to around 1.5 lb trigger pull, or similar to the Savage Model 12 VLP.

[DQL5150]

Yes, the Target/Varmint Spring from Gun Shack will get you down to around 1.5 lb trigger pull, or similar to the Savage Model 12 VLP.

Thank you for your reply, jpdown!

[Fotheringill]

Is that a vendor's part number?

The Savage replacement Accu-Trigger spring part number from Savage is #106424

[Robinhood]

The Varmint and Target trigger springs are different. As are the standard Accujunk Triggers. Here is a Article graciously written by Hotolds442 and published by J baker.



http://www.savageshooters.com/conten...r-Part-Numbers

[DQL5150]

Is that a vendor's part number?

The Savage replacement Accu-Trigger spring part number from Savage is #106424

SAV105270 is the Gun Shack part number for 1.5 # spring

[DQL5150]

The Varmint and Target trigger springs are different. As are the standard Accujunk Triggers. Here is a Article graciously written by Hotolds442 and published by J baker.



http://www.savageshooters.com/conten...r-Part-Numbers

Thanks for this info, Robinhood