PGW Coyote Trigger question.

[vicv]

I am wondering which aftermarket trigger will work with PGW Coyote?
By default it has the X-Mark Pro trigger, and pull weight is about 4lb (both my TRGs have ~1lb).
I have tried to adjust it (witch is not recommended) and I've got an inconsistent pull weight: from 1lb to 5lb, and it's always different on each shot.
I have also tried the Rifle Basix ERV-3. It works fine (I've got 1lb from the box), but second safety position does not work (I have unexpected firing if I turn OFF the safety).
I also tried the Timney #510 (with removed safety lever and bolt stop), but original safety does not work at all, I can not turn it ON, the safety lever does not move.

I thing somebody already had this problem before and solve it.

Could you please recommend the proper solution.

Thanks a lot.
vicv

 

[KYS]

I would contact the guys at GA Precision and see if they could tune your trigger for you. They bring them down to about 2.5 lb. Anything less and I think its bad news for a tactical style rifle.

 

[Underthegun]

I'm pretty sure the standard trigger on a PGW is a Rifle Basix

 

[vicv]

I'm pretty sure the standard trigger on a PGW is a Rifle Basix

Do you know which model of RB is it?

I had the X-Mark Pro in my rifle.

 

[Underthegun]

No I don't. Email Ross at PGW he could tell you. The contact info is on their website. PGWDTI.com

 

[Underthegun]

I wonder why you have a X-Mark Pro trigger? It isn't a 700 action. They make their own action.

 

[vicv]

I wonder why you have a X-Mark Pro trigger? It isn't a 700 action. They make their own action.

Yep, but it has X-Mark Pro. I've already talked to Ross. He does not recommend to do anything with the trigger.

 

[vicv]

I will rephrase the question what trigger do you have on your PGW Coyote rifle?

Thanks

 

[Underthegun]

I don't have a PGW. Yet.

 

[KYS]

He doesn't recommend you change the trigger..... but almost everyone does. Any competent smith can put in any trigger you want and make it work. They use basic Remington 700 triggers. Find a compatible one.
I changed mine out when I put it in a new stock and barrel.

 

[vicv]

He doesn't recommend you change the trigger..... but almost everyone does. Any competent smith can put in any trigger you want and make it work. They use basic Remington 700 triggers. Find a compatible one.
I changed mine out when I put it in a new stock and barrel.

I've already tried two of them: Timney 510 and RB ERV3. Do not want to by another incompatible one
This is why I am asking, which one is compatible and already tested.

Thanks guys for your help.

 

[KYS]

GAP installed an old style Remington 40X trigger in mine. It's a great combination.

 

[vicv]

GAP installed an old style Remington 40X trigger in mine. It's a great combination.

Thanks a lot!