Elf Savage 110 SE Trigger

**TXRoadlizard** · 06-28-2022, 04:31 PM

Poking around looking for an alternative to the Accutrigger. I don't hate the Accutrigger, but I don't love it either. Not fond of the feeling of the blade in front of the actual trigger. I found a youtube video of the Elf trigger and thought I'd give it a whirl. Wow, easy 5-min install and adjust, and I'm really happy with it. Wide, flat trigger shoe, and breaking about the same as I had the Accutrigger set. Won't get it to the range for a bit, but I'm liking the feel/look so far! Anybody else have experience with this trigger?

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**deadduck357** · 06-28-2022, 05:29 PM

No experience with one but good to know there are options.

**GrenGuy** · 06-28-2022, 06:15 PM

Yes. See My post in the Competitive Shooting Forum on this site.

**TXRoadlizard** · 06-28-2022, 09:38 PM

That is a good read. I've got the 60567S springs on order from Century Spring Corp. Thanks!

**Dave Hoback** · 06-29-2022, 06:39 AM

I like Elf’s “captured” spring design. I know exactly why they went that route. When I set up an Accutrigger, I use a set screw through the spring to adjust as Overtravel stop. But this negates the little hole for the spring nub to set in. Also the Red tab safety indicator is right in the way of the spring. I like how they overcame this by enclosing the spring. Although I think having a true overtravel stop feels better. In any case, I applaud their thinking. My only contention is it’s no different than the others in functionality. For $150 it really doesn’t offer anything better than a worked Accutrigger. Or a worked 3-screw for that matter.

No worries though. TriggerTech will save the day sometime next year, LOL!

**TXRoadlizard** · 06-29-2022, 09:13 AM

Originally Posted by Dave Hoback

I like Elf’s “captured” spring design. I know exactly why they went that route. When I set up an Accutrigger, I use a set screw through the spring to adjust as Overtravel stop. But this negates the little hole for the spring nub to set in. Also the Red tab safety indicator is right in the way of the spring. I like how they overcame this by enclosing the spring. Although I think having a true overtravel stop feels better. In any case, I applaud their thinking. My only contention is it’s no different than the others in functionality. For $150 it really doesn’t offer anything better than a worked Accutrigger. Or a worked 3-screw for that matter.

No worries though. TriggerTech will save the day sometime next year, LOL!

My Christiansen Arms AR has a single-stage TriggerTech trigger and it is phenomenal, and absolutely one of the best triggers I've ever had the pleasure of actuating...