Have any of you tried to take the slop out of the factory sear on the old Savage triggers? Or just tried to tighten everything?
Every time I look at the sear and it's punched holes and non-machined pin, I think there must be a better way.
Bill
Have any of you tried to take the slop out of the factory sear on the old Savage triggers? Or just tried to tighten everything?
Every time I look at the sear and it's punched holes and non-machined pin, I think there must be a better way.
Bill
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