During my last range session I experimented with wireing the blade to it's rear position to the trigger. Still can't find any mechanical reason for the drastic differences in the required pull Wt. to fire the weapon .
So, what have you'll done to reduce the pull Wt. on the safety blade ??, Cut off a couple of coils, replaced it with ____________ ??
Thank you
On my precision action, I hardly notice it. I'll have to do
a check and get back. Also wondering, with the several
versions of the trigger if Savage did a tweak on each one
to keep the lawyers in their chairs !!
Keeping my bad Karma intact since 1952
Hu? Why does it matter? You take up the slack in the safety blade before you get to the trigger.
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Because it does,ever have something that your mother or wife will say, "don't let it bother you" ?? Well the damn blade does, wouldn't be to bad if my other rifles has the same thing BUT they don't, one has a RB2 set at 9 OZ and the other has a 4 OZ Shilen.Originally Posted by hamiltonkiler
Just for the hell of it, I bent some copper wire into a hook
then place it on the blade. I kept snipping off some wire
until the blade stayed in place......73.8 grains That's about
1/6th of an ounce.
Keeping my bad Karma intact since 1952
I've read of others replacing the accutrigger blade spring using a ballpoint pen spring. Choose one that is on the weaker side if you prefer. Are you referring to a Target (red blade) Accutrigger?
Over the years I've replaced all the triggers on my original model 12FV actions with used Target Accutriggers purchased on this site. A very effective and inexpensive upgrade.
Banning a gun will not solve what is a mental health crisis inflamed by incendiary rhetoric on social and television media. The first amendment in this case is less precious and more likely the causal factor than the second amendment.
Sounds like you should replace the trigger to me.
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In the infamous words of Robin Williams from the movie "GOOD MORNING VIETNAM"
safety blade spring for target Accutrigger # 106426
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
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