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Aftermarket Triggers for Tikka
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<blockquote data-quote="CA48" data-source="post: 1546608" data-attributes="member: 21446"><p>I was going to buy an aftermarket trigger for my tikkas a few months back. But first I wanted to try a $10 Spring from mcarbo that will drop the pull weight to 12oz-1lb range. I figured I wouldn't like it as I'm used to jewel's on most of my stuff. But after using it as is for a while now il just stick with the spring. The stock trigger has a nice feel to it with the spring mod and minimal creep. The spring mod is very simple to instal. I feel like the only thing you will gain with an aftermarket trigger is a lower pull weight and maybe reliability in dusty conditions, although some aftermarket triggers aren't ideal for dusty conditions. But I've never heard of any issues with the stock trigger in dirty conditions either.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CA48, post: 1546608, member: 21446"] I was going to buy an aftermarket trigger for my tikkas a few months back. But first I wanted to try a $10 Spring from mcarbo that will drop the pull weight to 12oz-1lb range. I figured I wouldn't like it as I'm used to jewel's on most of my stuff. But after using it as is for a while now il just stick with the spring. The stock trigger has a nice feel to it with the spring mod and minimal creep. The spring mod is very simple to instal. I feel like the only thing you will gain with an aftermarket trigger is a lower pull weight and maybe reliability in dusty conditions, although some aftermarket triggers aren't ideal for dusty conditions. But I've never heard of any issues with the stock trigger in dirty conditions either. [/QUOTE]
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