triggers for the savage 12LPV
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triggers for the savage 12LPV
Has anyone tryed the rifle baic triger inplace of the accutrigger . I am looking for a better one 1 1/2 lb is still heavy an that bar in the middle of the triger drives me nuts . Any help would be great . Lloyd in Seattle
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Re: triggers for the savage 12LPV
I can only help from the standpoint that I own 2 RB triggers in 2 Marlins & think they are well worth the $$ spent.
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Re: triggers for the savage 12LPV
ok thanks glen
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Re: triggers for the savage 12LPV
Here's a link for some Savage triggers. I think Rifle Basix also makes a couple nice triggers.
http://www.sharpshootersupply.com/
http://www.riflebasix.com/savage.html
http://www.sharpshootersupply.com/
http://www.riflebasix.com/savage.html
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Savage model 10 Predator, 3-9 Nikon Omega
07 LRPV, 35X45 Leupold Competition
Re: triggers for the savage 12LPV
I use the Rifle Basix II on all my Savages except for my 6 ounce Target Accu trigger which I'm not too fond of and will change eventually.
The RB II's are a pretty good trigger. Theyr'e not Jewels or anything but they are a definate improvement over the accu trigger. You'll be grinning ear to ear the first time you use it.
My three RB's all break at 7 ounces. This seems to be the spot where they function flawlessly.
They're listed as going down to 4 ounces and that might be possible if you like closing the bolt like a teenager sneaking in at night. I settle for 7 and no tripped sears.
FWIW I had to file a little chamfer on the inside of each trigger body to fit them to my actions.
I personally don't mind this as it creates a nice tight fit. Who wants a sloppy custom trigger?
The RB II's are a pretty good trigger. Theyr'e not Jewels or anything but they are a definate improvement over the accu trigger. You'll be grinning ear to ear the first time you use it.
My three RB's all break at 7 ounces. This seems to be the spot where they function flawlessly.
They're listed as going down to 4 ounces and that might be possible if you like closing the bolt like a teenager sneaking in at night. I settle for 7 and no tripped sears.
FWIW I had to file a little chamfer on the inside of each trigger body to fit them to my actions.
I personally don't mind this as it creates a nice tight fit. Who wants a sloppy custom trigger?
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Re: triggers for the savage 12LPV
joe191145 well i orderd a rb sav-2 an i`ll have next mounthas i`m going to shoot some yots in yakma area after the 4th .an i`m going to take some pic`s (i hope lol) an some gray diggers (california ground rats )an thanks for your input. Lloyd in the rainy state of washington.