Reply With QuoteSharp Shooter Supply may still build one but I'm not sure.
Does anyone make a drop in trigger for the savage 110? I have the rifle basix sav 1 now.
Sharp Shooter Supply may still build one but I'm not sure.
Nope, SSS has discontinued their triggers.
Timney and Rifle Basix are pretty much it at this point.
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Funny, I always thought that AR's had drop in triggers. There is not a whole lot you can do to improve the stock design and still be safe. The thing I didn't like is the side to side play sometimes making the feel or break inconsistent. Shimming the side of the trigger helps. Changing the spring(s) can reduce the tension but increases the chance for a bump fire or in the case of the Accutrigger, trip the sear. You really need to keep the preload with a lighter spring.The "drop in" triggers that alter the way the sear is released is the way to go. Safer and potentially lower pull weight.
I know a guy who bought some SSS triggers seeing a shortage coming. The Sav II's are good but the SSS is better.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
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