Reply With Quotecould you please clarify your question? It is not very clear.
Hello Ladies and Gents -
I am minutes old to Savage Shooters!
I have a 116 .270 and he to change trigger... I am open to all suggestions...
Thanks for the help
SM
could you please clarify your question? It is not very clear.
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Jewel for Savage? Don't believe they make one.
Jewel doesn't make a trigger for a Savage rifle. At one time Jewel made a few 3 oz bechrest trigger prototypes, but do to many different factors they stop making it. My guess is you have a hunting gun, and your not happy with the trigger, and your looking for an aftermarket trigger, is this right?
There are a few company's that make trigger for the Savage rifle if you do a search you will find hundreds of post that talk about the subject.
Sharp Shooters Supply (SSS) makes two triggers for the Savage rifle. One is their competition trigger; it is adjustable from 2lbs down to 12 OZ, and cost is under $100 bucks, it is a drop in trigger. Most people agree out of all the triggers their triggers have the best feel. The second is there Evolution trigger this is a BENCHREST ONLY trigger that has a 2oz pull. This is what I think about in regards to a Jewel trigger. Cost is around $300, and some additional work to the action and stock is needed.
Next is the Rifle Basix triggers, they offer two. Their Sav 1 with is similar to Timney, and Jard in price and design. (Around $100 bucks, they are drop in, and has a trigger pull of 4lbs to to 2lbs.) I don't see the advantage of them over a old style factory Savage 3 screw trigger that can be found for around $25 bucks. Rifle Basix has a second trigger called the Sav 2 it cost around $160-$170 it has a pull weight of 3lbs to 4oz. The Sav2 is realistic the only competition that the SSS comp trigger has. It is a toss up between the two, but majority of people claim that they like the fell of the SSS trigger better. Many also complain that the Sav 2 is hard to adjust.
That wraps up trigger in a nut shell.
Sorry for the unclear question..
I am looking to change the current stock trigger, because it is horrible. I have heard Jewel is the best.
Thanks for any information.
SM
Originally Posted by 82boy
I don't think he gets it.
There are several available replacements starting with a factory 3-screw trigger from Northland to factory replacements from Rifle Basix, Timney, and Sharpshooter Supply.
The basix sav-2 trigger can be tricky to install.I would go for the sav 1 or the SSS 12 ounce trigger. I have installed all of these and probably would choose the SSS trigger. Good luck.
@ mjd199 Jewel doesn't make a trigger for a Savage rifle.
Quote from: TxJL on Yesterday at 10:25:40 PM
Sorry for the unclear question..
I am looking to change the current stock trigger, because it is horrible. I have heard Jewel is the best.
Thanks for any information.
SM
I don't think he gets it.
I get it. I reposted the question and it appears there was lag.
To everyone else, thank you for the information..
SM
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