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<blockquote data-quote="westcliffe01" data-source="post: 907844" data-attributes="member: 35183"><p>The truth is that few gunsmiths know how to true and time a Savage. Lapping bolt lugs, facing off the receiver, that is all basic stuff. But the bolt is completely different to a Remington and there are few aftermarket parts available, whereas one would generally either replace the bolt on a Rem with a new one or sleeve it as part of the trueing and timing process. A "real" trueing job would require replacing the bolt just to get the clearance down to a reasonably acceptable value. But what passes for a trueing job differs drastically from 1 shop to the next and by the day of the week.</p><p></p><p>At the moment, the only game in town for a better than factory trigger that could realistically compare to triggers for the Remington is the SSS Trigger and to get that the action has to be timed by them. The only issue is that customer service reports on SSS would be F- for the last year. I certainly would be hesitant to do business with a company when you do not know if you will see your action again in the same calender year...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="westcliffe01, post: 907844, member: 35183"] The truth is that few gunsmiths know how to true and time a Savage. Lapping bolt lugs, facing off the receiver, that is all basic stuff. But the bolt is completely different to a Remington and there are few aftermarket parts available, whereas one would generally either replace the bolt on a Rem with a new one or sleeve it as part of the trueing and timing process. A "real" trueing job would require replacing the bolt just to get the clearance down to a reasonably acceptable value. But what passes for a trueing job differs drastically from 1 shop to the next and by the day of the week. At the moment, the only game in town for a better than factory trigger that could realistically compare to triggers for the Remington is the SSS Trigger and to get that the action has to be timed by them. The only issue is that customer service reports on SSS would be F- for the last year. I certainly would be hesitant to do business with a company when you do not know if you will see your action again in the same calender year... [/QUOTE]
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