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Hi guys, before posting here, I have googled and found nothing.
My question is about enhancing the accutrigger, that is I want the trigger pull to be about 1.5 to 2lbs.
Has anyone tried changing the spring on the accutrigger, or any mod to lighten the trigger pull ???
thanks
If you can get your hands on them there is a target sear and spring available. You can get it so light that you cant close the bolt without it hitting the safety blade.
it looks like the whole trigger needs to be replaced in order for the (red) sear to work
Savage has a red sear?
The target version has a red one.
Would someone care to point out the red sear in this picture of a target Accutrigger...
http://i1379.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1422310570
Or the different parts between these two triggers
http://www.chuckhawks.com/savage_accutrigger.jpg
Buy a target Accutrigger spring and you will be close to where you want to be. Maybe a polish job on the internals will finish the job.
The sear from a 10/110 will not fit Axis without milling flat on side of receiver.
That was my bad. Axis is not part of the equation. What we had was fellas that thought the red safety blade was a red sear. It is what happens when people give advice based on reading things on the internet.Quote:
Originally Posted by short round
The sear from a 10/110 won't fit the Axis, period.
Those of you that are paid members will be able to read this article in the FAQ
http://www.savageshooters.com/conten...r-Part-Numbers
It lists all of the part numbers for the three versions of AccuTrigger that Savage offers for the 10/110 series.
Those of you that aren't will find yet one more reason to spend the $15 to become one.
This Post hs Nothing to do with an AXIS.
What do you mean? Is it the question I posted or the membership fee that was mentioned?
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Originally Posted by Robinhood
If you replace the standard Accutrigger spring with a varmint/target Accutrigger spring you can adjust pull weight down to around 1.5#. I believe GunShack stocks them for sell.Quote:
Originally Posted by savage2014
BIG BIG Thanks, I'm ordering now...Quote:
Originally Posted by jpdown
The FAQ's are open to everyone - no need for the paid membership (though we appreciate the support if you opt to get one)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotolds442
Said the pot to the kettle... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Robinhood
So the sear is red or he was talking about an axis?
This question was originally asked in the AXIS section, hence all the confusion.
The red blade accutrigger denotes the 6 oz. version that came on model 12 target actions. The red blade is only an indicator, itself has nothing to do with the light trigger pull. The lighter trigger pull comes from the sear, which has a different engagement angle and is identified by the dimple under the thumb piece. The red blade accutrigger will fit on the Axis, however the mating sear from the model 12 will not. The Axis sear is totally different.
Ahhh. Thanks Fred. Hopefully the other posters understand that the red blade is not a sear. BTW, Do you still supply/retail these parts, I had heard you had gotten out of that part of the business.Quote:
This question was originally asked in the AXIS section, hence all the confusion.
I read this post this morning and it made my head hurt. Now it makes sense, thanks for the additional info.
Thanks for clearing things up. I don't know why this question got moved to 110 series. I thought I posted it on the AXIS forum...Quote:
Originally Posted by sharpshooter
Save those springs from cigarette lighters. You'd be surprised where they work.
I went this route and it worked out well.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpdown
I looked back for my previous post on at mod but there gone now
My spring is here and I can feel a big difference on the trigger pull even by just dry firing. Thanks again @jpdown
the one on the right is the original..
https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7309/...523fd924_b.jpg
I bought a target spring from gunshack and it worked well. Good luck