DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

[Rob01]

Anyone know what the 4 letter code on the side of the trigger indicates?

Mine has WDPC on the side

I have seen some marked LWHC

What triggers are you talking about?

 

[MarcP]

I shoot benchrest only. I plan to sell my Timney Calvin Elite Rrm 700 trigger and replace with a Bix n Andy. I have a Bix trigger in my other centerfire rifle.

Does anyone else use a Bix trigger?

Yes. IMO, awesome triggers

 

[bobhide]

Bix’n andy

 

[BowChamp]

I shoot benchrest only. I plan to sell my Timney Calvin Elite Rrm 700 trigger and replace with a Bix n Andy. I have a Bix trigger in my other centerfire rifle.

Does anyone else use a Bix trigger?

I use the TacSport Pro, TacSport ProX and the Competition triggers. All are excellent triggers.

 

[bobhide]

Basically want to know if are there different models of the Bixn’ Andy Remington 700 single stage competition trigger. I can’t find that info.

 

[drewh]

Mike,
Were your original Obendorf style Vudoo dbm regular M5 footprint? Looking to see if I can move the one off my Sinister to a different stock, or if I need to get another.

 

[Williwaw]

Basically want to know if are there different models of the Bixn’ Andy Remington 700 single stage competition trigger. I can’t find that info.

I'm no expert but they are available with and without safety, so probably also left and right safety variants. I'd call Bullet Central for confirmation ... I'm just some random mug on the internet.

 

[ma smith]

Basically want to know if are there different models of the Bixn’ Andy Remington 700 single stage competition trigger. I can’t find that info.

go to bullet central. The main substantive variation of BR triggers seems to be the 1 stage vs 2 stage r700-clone models. The Tac-sport-pro-X, etc are for PRS and have completely different internals vs the "true" BR-model triggers.

Many variations in both models IMHO are not substantive, eg right hand vs left hand or various sear heights or various trigger shoes, with or without safety. The sears and trigger shoes are typically modular internal components, so if you buy a trigger with one setup, you can later swap out components to replicate other configurations.

 

[bobhide]

go to bullet central. The main substantive variation of BR triggers seems to be the 1 stage vs 2 stage r700-clone models. The Tac-sport-pro-X, etc are for PRS and have completely different internals vs the "true" BR-model triggers.

Many variations in both models IMHO are not substantive, eg right hand vs left hand or various sear heights or various trigger shoes, with or without safety. The sears and trigger shoes are typically modular internal components, so if you buy a trigger with one setup, you can later swap out components to replicate other configurations.

Thank you

 

[RAVAGE88]

Mike,
Were your original Obendorf style Vudoo dbm regular M5 footprint? Looking to see if I can move the one off my Sinister to a different stock, or if I need to get another.

It depends on which Oberndorf version. The way back versions (2012 timeframe) were, but later versions were not.

MB

 

[drewh]

Ok, Thanks, this is vintage 2018, so likely not.

It depends on which Oberndorf version. The way back versions (2012 timeframe) were, but later versions were not.

MB

 

[RAVAGE88]

Ok, Thanks, this is vintage 2018, so likely not.

Yep, that's the most recent version and not M5.

MB

 

[RAVAGE88]

Lots happening this week:

I'm away from the home office this week working on the V and X Series Gen 2 Aluminum Magazines and Standard M5 and M5x DBMs. Both of these projects have moved at light speed and it's awesome to have assembled such an incredible team.

I'll be doing my best to keep up with emails and answering questions, so bear with me if it takes a bit to get back to you. I'll be working through emails early mornings and mid to late evening.

MB