Trigger upgrade for hunting?

[jasonco]

I run Rifle Basix Hunting, factory set at 2.5 lbs.

 

[TAZMAN]

Lot's of great trigger options out there. Just pick one YOU can adjust with ease and shoot it.

 

[logman48]

Trigger Tech and Timney.

 

[stx]

I use all Jewell triggers unless they are unavailable for a particular action.

Same here....Jewells have spoiled me! Just put one in a custom Creedmoor yesterday that a buddy built for me.

 

[CCAguns]

Timney is an excellent trigger for the price - on sale everywhere.

 

[KTP]

Hard to beat a Trigger tech for the money. Crisp and easily adjusted

 

[md66948]

I have had a Timney Trigger on my 1903A3 Sportorized Hunting Rifle since I was 12 years old. Currently 67 years old.

 

[backyardsniper]

I'm a jewel and trigger tech guy probably leaning towards the jewel, but it's mostly personal preference. They're all pretty good

 

[308cal]

Red Hawk Rifles has all their triggers on a big Easter Sale right now.

Personally, I would go TriggerTech. I sold my Jewell, and bought a TriggerTech Special, and don't regret it one bit.

 

[Jmo334]

I have Triger Techs with Flat shoes on my comp/target guns as well as my hunting rifles.

 

[Ricasso]

Bix'n Andy and Trigger Tech.

 

[Kaptoe]

60% of top prs competitors run trigger tech. They are great .I also run timneys on 2 hunting rifles and I think they are great. I like curved for hunting and flats for target. Curved for me is faster to consistently find same position on trigger if shooting relatively quickly like when hunting . Everyone is different and style is definitely a preference deal

 

[tnek13]

Trigger Tech - easier to adjust one screw for weight over travel is non-existent due to design, well I have never had a problem. Timneys are good triggers but two adjustments weight and over travel if you get it wrong the trigger does not work.

 

[BigCarrot]

Jewell triggers are awesome, but in my opinion, they are a little too high maintenance for a hunting rifle. If you don't keep them cleaned out, they will fire at random times, which is scary as hell. It's happened to me a couple of times with my match rifles. I do a lot of driving around in side by sides when I'm hunting, and it's almost always dusty, muddy, rainy, windy, or some combination of those. The last thing I want to have to worry about is my trigger. Oh, and I like curved for hunting, because they leave a smidge more room for gloves if I don't have time to take them off.