I never heard of the trigger and looked up the specs....1.25 to 4 plus lbs. I installed a Rifle Basix SAV-1 on an Axis. I have it adjusted to 1 lb. Their trigger adjusts from 14 oz to 3 lbs, which I think makes it more versatile. It is cheaper too.
Has any buddy order one been thinking about it. I dont like the blade on the factor trigger and there running a 20% off sale so 119 shipped
I never heard of the trigger and looked up the specs....1.25 to 4 plus lbs. I installed a Rifle Basix SAV-1 on an Axis. I have it adjusted to 1 lb. Their trigger adjusts from 14 oz to 3 lbs, which I think makes it more versatile. It is cheaper too.
Who has them for 119
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
Elf is a new player to the trigger game. I don’t know...I think their trigger makes a lot of “noise”, without really being any different. Flashy..kinda cool looking, but not a look I want(preference obviously). But the bells & whistles are just that. For instance, it uses a “Proprietary Bearing” for the pivot. While a neat concept, it’s simply not needed! A trigger such as the Savage uses, does not have the movement necessary for a bearing to make any difference in feel, let alone performance!
Also, it’s faced with the same problem of every other trigger, save for the Jard. You are stuck using the same CRAPPY, STAMPED METAL SEAR! Therefore, using this trigger, one is left with the same gritty feeling of the uneven, unprepared surface of the stock sear.
Who has them for 119There was a million pages named Blackfriday. I don't think that is a company.Blackfriday sale 20% off and free shipping
I thought you might have a link or something. On The ELF site there is no 20 percent off or free shipping
https://www.elftactical.com/ELF-SAVA...RDER_p_48.html
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
Thanks man.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
Can never have too many trigger options.
Side note: if anyone has an old accutrigger laying around that they want to get rid of PM me, I need one for a project I'm doing for my nephew.
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