“Same” Accutrigger, different pull weights? 2010 10PC vs 2006 10 FP

[Robinhood]

Well put Jim.

[efm77]

Easiest way is to ditch the factory trigger and put in a Rifle Basix or Timney.

And yes tolerance stacking can be an issue. The Remington 700 bolt isn't really a one piece bolt. It's just that the parts are brazed together rather than bolted/pinned together like on the Savage.

[Texas10]

You can also order a couple "Target Accutrigger Springs" available online here:https://www.gunshack.com/savage-accu...able%20trigger and see if this reduces the break enough.

I've read that you can also replace the safety blade spring with a lighter spring from a ballpoint pen.

[JeepsAndGuns]

Well, not sure just how much relevancy this will have to your rifles, but I will tell you about one of my rifles.

I have had a total of 4 actions timed and trued over the years. All 3 came back with the the trigger breaking below 1 lb with the light trigger spring set on the lightest setting.
I had one that would not go below around 1.5 lbs. I inquired about it and they said it was (I am trying my best to remember) the angle of the sear (or something like that). Like I said, it was a few years ago and I can not remember exactly.
Anyways, he had me send him the sear and he made some adjustment to it and sent it back. When I got it back and reassembled, it then broke below 1 lb.

Perhaps it could be something like this? I am not advocating you try to mod the trigger/sear in any way. But you might try contacting SSS and asking them about it.