Thought I would try one but I'm having trouble adjusting it. When I get it to the crispness that I like it will slam fire(closing the bolt fast and hard). For me to get it not to do that I have to add some creep to it which is what I don't want. I was hesitant to buy one of these triggers but thought I would try one. Does anyone else have this problem?
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Re: Rifle Basix LV-1?
And if it's slam firing you don't have enough sear engagement.
And if it's slam firing you don't have enough sear engagement.
Re: Rifle Basix LV-1?
Change your complete firing pin over to a PTG.
The cocking piece that is in the Remmy is finished very rough.
I installed a complete fluted steel, firing pin, w/new cocking piece.
That took care of all the creep and allowed for a nice clean break.
Very happy with the trigger now.
Change your complete firing pin over to a PTG.
The cocking piece that is in the Remmy is finished very rough.
I installed a complete fluted steel, firing pin, w/new cocking piece.
That took care of all the creep and allowed for a nice clean break.
Very happy with the trigger now.
Re: Rifle Basix LV-1?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rarebreed93</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Change your complete firing pin over to a PTG.
The cocking piece that is in the Remmy is finished very rough.
I installed a complete fluted steel, firing pin, w/new cocking piece.
That took care of all the creep and allowed for a nice clean break.
Very happy with the trigger now.
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I know this is a little dated thread, but I am not understanding how the firing pin and cocking piece on a Rem 700 relate to trigger creep. The creep in the Rifle Basix trigger is due to poor alignment of the cast/injection molded parts. Mine is bad. I can see a gap on one side of the sear
I am having the same issues as the OP with a Rifle Basix ERV-3. They are sold as 4oz to 20oz adjustable. That is nowhere near true. Well... it is if you want 1/16" of sloppy creep or more. I had to turn the weight all the way up and still dial in some creep in order to get enough sear engagement to keep it from slam firing. Had I known they were built with MIM parts I would not have ordered one. My Shilen on the other hand is awesome.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Rarebreed93</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Change your complete firing pin over to a PTG.
The cocking piece that is in the Remmy is finished very rough.
I installed a complete fluted steel, firing pin, w/new cocking piece.
That took care of all the creep and allowed for a nice clean break.
Very happy with the trigger now.
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I know this is a little dated thread, but I am not understanding how the firing pin and cocking piece on a Rem 700 relate to trigger creep. The creep in the Rifle Basix trigger is due to poor alignment of the cast/injection molded parts. Mine is bad. I can see a gap on one side of the sear
I am having the same issues as the OP with a Rifle Basix ERV-3. They are sold as 4oz to 20oz adjustable. That is nowhere near true. Well... it is if you want 1/16" of sloppy creep or more. I had to turn the weight all the way up and still dial in some creep in order to get enough sear engagement to keep it from slam firing. Had I known they were built with MIM parts I would not have ordered one. My Shilen on the other hand is awesome.
Re: Rifle Basix LV-1?
call tech support at Basix and they will talk you thru the adjustment.
call tech support at Basix and they will talk you thru the adjustment.
