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<blockquote data-quote="GRG" data-source="post: 1563242" data-attributes="member: 100299"><p>I've owned one for about a year, it is very accurate and my trigger is outstanding. I have done quite a bit of work to my rifle smoothing out the action to reduce the force needed to work it as well as opened up the trigger and modified it to reduce pull weight. Most of the triggers I have seen have been super crisp and clean but a little heavy. I could not get mine below 3 1/2lbs but now it will go to closer to 2lbs. With the trigger how it came it was so clean and crisp that I would have chose it over many other triggers at less weight so if you don't work on the it is still a good rifle.</p><p>My rifle is also extremely accurate for a light weight sporter. If you want a nice rifle for squirrel hunting I doubt you would be disappointed but it is a little light for a bench rifle. The only other thing that I don't like is the action is a little noisy do to the force needed to open and close it. As I have said I have worked on mine and probably reduce this by about a third but it is still no where close to as light as my Volquartsen Summit requires for force needed to work the bolt. The Browning is a about half the price though.</p><p>Just wanted to add I have been watching this site for a while but this is my first post. Thanks for the good information on here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GRG, post: 1563242, member: 100299"] I've owned one for about a year, it is very accurate and my trigger is outstanding. I have done quite a bit of work to my rifle smoothing out the action to reduce the force needed to work it as well as opened up the trigger and modified it to reduce pull weight. Most of the triggers I have seen have been super crisp and clean but a little heavy. I could not get mine below 3 1/2lbs but now it will go to closer to 2lbs. With the trigger how it came it was so clean and crisp that I would have chose it over many other triggers at less weight so if you don't work on the it is still a good rifle. My rifle is also extremely accurate for a light weight sporter. If you want a nice rifle for squirrel hunting I doubt you would be disappointed but it is a little light for a bench rifle. The only other thing that I don't like is the action is a little noisy do to the force needed to open and close it. As I have said I have worked on mine and probably reduce this by about a third but it is still no where close to as light as my Volquartsen Summit requires for force needed to work the bolt. The Browning is a about half the price though. Just wanted to add I have been watching this site for a while but this is my first post. Thanks for the good information on here. [/QUOTE]
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