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X-Bolt trigger spring
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<blockquote data-quote="18whlsrolin" data-source="post: 1407273" data-attributes="member: 104384"><p>Everyone's perception of a good trigger is different. I might have gotten lucky cause my x-bolt long rang hunter trigger has almost no movement at all. Just breaks crisply at 4 3/4-5 1/4lbs. Hopefully the mcarbo trigger spring will get that down to 2 1/2lbs. I will update once I've tried it at the range. I do love my timneys mostest lol! But if I can get a factory trigger down to bout 3lbs and it is predictable/ easy enough to learn, I'll just save my money for reloads and get comfortable with a few dry fires before a hunt or range session.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="18whlsrolin, post: 1407273, member: 104384"] Everyone's perception of a good trigger is different. I might have gotten lucky cause my x-bolt long rang hunter trigger has almost no movement at all. Just breaks crisply at 4 3/4-5 1/4lbs. Hopefully the mcarbo trigger spring will get that down to 2 1/2lbs. I will update once I've tried it at the range. I do love my timneys mostest lol! But if I can get a factory trigger down to bout 3lbs and it is predictable/ easy enough to learn, I'll just save my money for reloads and get comfortable with a few dry fires before a hunt or range session. [/QUOTE]
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