New trigger

LexRick

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Alright guys would really like your input. I have a Browning A bolt in 7mm stw. Am thinking of replacing trigger don't want to break the bank are there reasonable options available. $150 - $250 range.
 
My smith won't touch triggers he said to much liability and insurance cost to much. He will polish but will not mess with sear.
 
Alright guys would really like your input. I have a Browning A bolt in 7mm stw. Am thinking of replacing trigger don't want to break the bank are there reasonable options available. $150 - $250 range.
At one time there was the availability to replace the spring with an aftermarket spring kit, but I don't exactly remember where I got it from. Maybe someone can chime in.
 
At one time there was the availability to replace the spring with an aftermarket spring kit, but I don't exactly remember where I got it from. Maybe someone can chime in.
Midway carries them, or at least they did, I bought one there.
 
I bought a spring kit from Timney for my A-Bolt a few years back. It came with 2 springs, a 2lb and a 3lb if I remember correctly. It was a big improvement over the factory pull weight.
 
I found the spring kit from brownells think I'll go that route. Thanks for the info on the spring thought I would have to replace the trigger to get the results I want. Hope the kit does it , sure is the least expensive way to go.
 
Once I get the spring and a brake put on the gun should be a shooter I hope. It will probably be better then I am gonna have to get some practice in.
I really appreciate all the ideas and suggestions that everybody has given me over this last couple of weeks to help me make a better rifle
 
I just went and double checked the pull weight of my trigger. It breaks every time at 1 3/4 pounds.
 
Alright guys would really like your input. I have a Browning A bolt in 7mm stw. Am thinking of replacing trigger don't want to break the bank are there reasonable options available. $150 - $250 range.

I just replaced the sear spring in my Xbolt with a spring made by M Carbo for under 20 dollars. The trigger decreased by about 25 percent from 3 lbs to 2.25 lbs
Might be an option for you
 
I believe Timney and Jard both make excellent aftermarket trigger units for your Abolt. Personally, I would go this way.
I'm not a "springkit" guy. But its an individual decision, apparently there are no problems with them here
 

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