rifle basix and savage fv-sr trouble

[thechristianbear2001]

I have a savage mark II fv-sr .22lr with 16.5" barrel that I have been building and knew to get a little more accuracy out of it I was going to have to work on the accutrigger. Best I could get it was around 3#….. So went searching for trigger replacements and found rifle basix (actually all I found ) … I went through the instructions when my trigger showed up from MidwayUSA and I am not getting proper sear engagement …. when I close the bolt the gun fires. If it was on safety when I worked the bolt then the moment it is taken off safety it fires. The trigger doesn't seem to be as firm fitting as the stock accutrigger. I put the old trigger back in and everything worked correctly so I am not sure what to do at the point.

 

[justin amateur]

Increase the amount of sear bite by unscrewing the sear adjustment screw.
Increase the spring pressure by tightening the spring adjustment screw.
You want the Basix to be bump safe when finished with adjustments.
May take a few tries to obtain the proper balance between tension and bite.

http://www.riflebasix.com/SAV-RAT_Instructions.pdf

 

[thechristianbear2001]

Put on the apache trigger kit today.... Absolutely blown away... Broke at 8oz, turned up to around a pound.... Breaks almost like glass and thoroughly pleased

 

[jbpmidas]

What did you do with the Rifle Basix?


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[thechristianbear2001]

Sent it back to midwayusa

 

[jbpmidas]

Wanting to replace the Accutrigger in my FVSR


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[thechristianbear2001]

Wanting to replace the Accutrigger in my FVSR


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Apachee Trigger kit my friend…..

 

[jbpmidas]

Does that do away with the Accutrigger blade? I'll research it.


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[ejk]

The Apachee maintains the blade of the accu trigger for safety reasons .

 

[jbpmidas]

Thanks


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