Those of you who suggested Triggertech

[Overkill338]

Thank you! Holy crap, I knew the factory X-Mark Pro was crap, but I didn't know how crappy it was until now.

I didn't touch the adjustment, so it's somewhere around 2 lbs. It is still night and day different than the factory bang switch.

I'm a fan of flat triggers, so thats the way I went.

 

[L.Sherm]

What i really like is the external adjustment.

 

[Overkill338]

What i really like is the external adjustment.

Yes, me too. I can adjust it down gradually as I get a feel for it. I liked the sound of a "Frictionless Release", and very happy I chose Triggertech.

 

[FrogFire7]

I have had two, so far. I'm very, very happy with them. The second came on an action I bought. It's a curved trigger, but like you I really prefer the flat.

 

[SteveALA]

I didn't realize TriggerTech offered triggers for the X Bolt. Can't locate them on their website

 

[Diverjeff]

I just put a Diamond in my new CA MPR in 338 LM(set at 18 oz.),haven't had it to the range yet but feels great.Also just mounted a NF 7-35x56 ATACR MOAR-T with NF 6 screw Ultralight rings,a Flatline Ops pic rail bubble level,an Atlas Cal Gen 2 bipod,Terminator T4 brake,and picked up 5 boxes of Berger 300 gr. OTM.Makes for a pretty decent lookin' shootin' iron.

 

[Just Another LA Gunner]

Quick question about triggertech triggers, has anyone used their two stage triggers and single stage triggers? If so which one was preferred?