currently running an externally adjustable 40x trigger on my rifle and am on the fence about getting one of the group buy Huber triggers. Since they have no bolt release I was thinking of getting the GA bolt/stop release modified to my gun. If I decide I dont like the Huber can i go back to running the 40x trigger with that bolt stop? thank you for your time!
Gunsmithing bolt stop modification
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Re: bolt stop modification
Even with an after market bolt stop, you can use a standard blot stop if you remove the after market one. Cant have both, but you can go back to factory if it's removed. You'll have a hole in the side of your action though. Wont hurt anything
Even with an after market bolt stop, you can use a standard blot stop if you remove the after market one. Cant have both, but you can go back to factory if it's removed. You'll have a hole in the side of your action though. Wont hurt anything
Re: bolt stop modification
I call Dibs on the 40X trigger.
I call Dibs on the 40X trigger.
Re: bolt stop modification
Yes, you can use the 40X trigger and the modified bolt stop at the same time. You just need to remove the bolt stop release piece on the side of the 40X trigger. This is not a problem and is relatively easy to do. You could also likely leave the piece on the trigger and not put any of the factory bolt stop stuff on the action and have that work as well. Either way, you will be able to use the side bolt stop and the 40x trigger at the same time.
Dave
Yes, you can use the 40X trigger and the modified bolt stop at the same time. You just need to remove the bolt stop release piece on the side of the 40X trigger. This is not a problem and is relatively easy to do. You could also likely leave the piece on the trigger and not put any of the factory bolt stop stuff on the action and have that work as well. Either way, you will be able to use the side bolt stop and the 40x trigger at the same time.
Dave
Re: bolt stop modification
In most cases you don't even need to remove the bolt stop release from the trigger. You just need to remove tbe factory bolt stop from the action.
In most cases you don't even need to remove the bolt stop release from the trigger. You just need to remove tbe factory bolt stop from the action.
