Bix n Andy Dakota trigger

[KyleC]

I have a Bix n Andy Dakota trigger that has a tiny bit of drag before firing. Is there a way to fix it?

 

[Mikecr]

IMO, It should really be looked at by someone who knows specifically what to look for.
You could send it to [Wheeler Accuracy] for trigger blueprinting, possibly action timing:

Gunsmithing | wheeleraccuracy

www.wheeleraccuracy.com

 

[Beluebow]

Give the guys at Bullet Central a call. They are great to work with. Generally trigger issues are addressed rather quickly and turn around time is fast.

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

I have a Bix n Andy Dakota trigger that has a tiny bit of drag before firing. Is there a way to fix it?

Did you try cleaning the trigger?

 

[KyleC]

Did you try cleaning the trigger?

I read they don't recommend lighter fluid. Do I have to open it up to clean it?

 

[Mikecr]

I seriously doubt it's a B&A trigger problem. There is nothing in one to mess with.
Likely an issue inside the bolt or with the trigger hanger.

 

[Beluebow]

I read they don't recommend lighter fluid. Do I have to open it up to clean it?

No lighter fluid! ...carb/brake cleaner is your friend. Take a pic after you get the side plate off just in case. Plenty of Youtube videos on how to disassemble. They are simple.

EDIT to add..

Cleaning fluids and B&A triggers do not mix from my personal experience.

 

[Coyote Shadow Tracker]

I seriously doubt it's a B&A trigger problem. There is nothing in one to mess with.
Likely an issue inside the bolt or with the trigger hanger.

Good point! B&A Triggers almost never have a problem and you should check the bolt also.
To the OP when did this issue start?

 

[KyleC]

Good point! B&A Triggers almost never have a problem and you should check the bolt also.
To the OP when did this issue start?

It is a custom from Oregon Mountain Rifles that I bought at my local GS. The rifle was delivered by a rep from the Manufacture. New, Unfired.