Savage Trigger

RJY

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Which is a better trigger, the Rifle Basix, Timney, or SSS. Just got a 12BVSS for Christmas and would like to change it.
 
Hello,
I have two SSS triggers and have no problems with eighter. If I can install them, then just about any one should be able to do it. If not Fred and crew at SSS are good people.
buzzsaw.
 
RJY,
I'd have to second the vote for the SSS trigger. It's the best purchase I've made for my rifle. The next purchase will be better glass. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif

Here's the info for SSS.
Sharp Shooter Supply
Fred Moreo /owner
4970 Lehman Rd.
Delphos, Oh. 45833
Ph.# 419-695-3179

Fred is good, very good. I've seen his work, as I live about 25 minutes from his house. He specializes in Savage rifles, but works on them all and custom builds too. I held a Bushmaster that he custom built into a Rem.17 caliber, for himself...awesome rifle. There are lots of others, but I'll stop here before I drewl on the keyboard. :rolleyes:

Good hunting, Bowhunter57
 
I have a Timney and a SSS. Both are nice, easily adjustable to as light as they need to be. Both were easy to install also, with the SSS being a little more involved (fitting).

I personally like the Timney better because of the shape and dimensions of the trigger. The Timney has a wider flater trigger (not like a Rem 700 but still nice) where the SSS is very narrow. That's a personal issue, but both are very good and lend to better shooting and tighter groups. The Timney was also a little less expensive.
 
You did not mention the gun you were to install it on. I replaced my savage tact 10 with a sss triger. Had the local smith handle it. Works great. I Know there are many on this board that can do this, I am not one to try.
Jim
 
Sorry rjy was out honky tonking and did not read your complete message. Check out the sss trigger, or contact savage about the new trigger option.
Jim
 
I had a local smith adjust my trigger...he's been in the business for over 50 years and he said that adjusting it would be just as good as purchasing a new trigger...how could I agrue with a man that has that much experience working on firearms. The best part was it only cost me $25 per rifle.
 


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