What are some triggers for Tikkas?

[John1999]

Hi guys, I was just wondering what are some aftermarket triggers available for the Tikkas?

 

[Smooth_87]

The stock one is very good adjusted down to 2lb.

Or a yo dave trigger spring makes them even lighter

 

[jdboy]

A TRG trigger works perfectly if you're running a W3 chassis. The factory Tikka trigger is one of the best but there are a couple other options to be had.

 

[Massoud]

The Barnard is also a good option from MT Guns but it has no safety. It's 2 stage though which is nice. Good luck,
Justin

 

[bkw1911]

yeah try the yo dave trigger spring ($10) in the factory trigger first before buying a new one. I think you'd be crazy to change it unless you just really wanted a 2 stage.

 

[KWilson]

I went for the Yo Dave $10 spring, best 10 bucks I spent on my rifle. Jard also do a trigger.

 

[.284]

Jard trigger

 

[Temp9]

A TRG trigger works perfectly if you're running a W3 chassis. The factory Tikka trigger is one of the best but there are a couple other options to be had.

I've tried to find a TRG trigger for sale with no luck. Is there a source for these, or do I just have to get lucky on the used market?

 

[Smooth_87]

Have you adjusted down the stock one? Trigger is too good to replace.

 

[jdboy]

I've tried to find a TRG trigger for sale with no luck. Is there a source for these, or do I just have to get lucky on the used market?

Hope the link isn't against the rules.

Trigger, Complete, Trg : TRIGGER, COMPLETE, TRG | Brownells

 

[Ring]

Hope the link isn't against the rules.

Trigger, Complete, Trg : TRIGGER, COMPLETE, TRG | Brownells

430$. !!!! Holy balls!


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[68bthp]

It's not unusual for many of us to want to fire accuracy groups using a trigger set at 1lb or less. Not being able to to put a good ole $235 Jewel trigger in a Tikka, is just another reason why folks are hesitant to walk away from that which has worked well here in the USA for the last 60 years. (ie; Rem 700)

 

[jdboy]

It's not unusual for many of us to want to fire accuracy groups using a trigger set at 1lb or less. Not being able to to put a good ole $235 Jewel trigger in a Tikka, is just another reason why folks are hesitant to walk away from that which has worked well here in the USA for the last 60 years. (ie; Rem 700)

But a $10 spring change along with the factory adjustable trigger can yield you pull weights down to 12oz according to the manufacturer.

 

[Smooth_87]

It's not unusual for many of us to want to fire accuracy groups using a trigger set at 1lb or less. Not being able to to put a good ole $235 Jewel trigger in a Tikka, is just another reason why folks are hesitant to walk away from that which has worked well here in the USA for the last 60 years. (ie; Rem 700)

You dont need an aftermarket trigger for a tikka like you do a remington, either adjust the tikka to around 2lb or get a yo dave trigger spring to make it even lighter.