competition trigger? Bought mine secondhand on this board. Was sold to me "installed but they did not like the feel - then replaced." Therefore, I cannot say what a factory trigger looks like. This one has 2 issues.

1. The sear face has been highly polished, by hand. This means that the engagement surface is rounded. I cannot imagine a factory trigger being rounded on the face unless it was to limit the engagement area. Machining with CNC etc. means burr free and extreme tolerance adherence, so I have a hard time believing this is a factory product. ( but perhaps it is.)

2. Sear does not snap forward as it should even when adjusted properly. It takes the bolt manipulation/cycling to jar the sear, to make sear rebound from the trigger body. I would think the sear would move freely in the trigger body when not under pressure. I think I may need to stone sear sides and sear where trigger rides against it, and same with trigger.

I used to be the primary gunsmith in charge of Savage Warranty work for the east coast in the 70's, so have done this type of work many times, have all of the tools etc. .........but never on a SSS trigger.

Anybody with a SSS trigger have similar issues?

taylorwkrs