I didn't feel like playing around with little springs so I just bought a Timney trigger.
Timney says "minor inletting required" but they don't tell you where... so I will
Once your trigger is installed on the action, flip the stock upside down on your work bench.
See the hole that the trigger comes through? Make it about 1/8 of an inch bigger in front and back.
Work slowly and check often.
Clearing the rear part is the obvious part, but I didn't think that I'd have to remove any from the front (the screw/nut on the front of the trigger assembly keeps the back of the receiver from sitting flush in the stock if you don't remove wood from the front).
I got it out to the range after inletting for the new trigger. My groups are exactly the same, but the trigger feels 100x better.
Timney says "minor inletting required" but they don't tell you where... so I will
Once your trigger is installed on the action, flip the stock upside down on your work bench.
See the hole that the trigger comes through? Make it about 1/8 of an inch bigger in front and back.
Work slowly and check often.
Clearing the rear part is the obvious part, but I didn't think that I'd have to remove any from the front (the screw/nut on the front of the trigger assembly keeps the back of the receiver from sitting flush in the stock if you don't remove wood from the front).
I got it out to the range after inletting for the new trigger. My groups are exactly the same, but the trigger feels 100x better.
