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    Savage 22 trigger

    Yo ho ho

    I recently brought a Savage MK II 22lr bolt action off here & the trigger is absolute shite, any tips on lighting it up ?

    I've checked the net but they're all different than this one

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    Possibly a really old model or an 'aftermarket' but that's definitely not the factory savage accu-trigger or safety.

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    Nah Phili my instructions for fixing a savage trigger are the accutruger ones with the blade. And they're easy to fix ( also goes for the Ruger ones too) and the sear etc is good hard steel not chemically hardened crap you can get.

    Is this a older rifle? Or are they doing these now?
    Drop in?..

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    Yeah it's an older "pre accu" model, bwety rifle but the spring tension on the trigger is off the scale, shit its heavy & it's a fancy coil spring to boot so might be a lost cause
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    Hahaha think I just fixed it, jammed a gizmo into the trigger spring & gave it a "gentle twig" lol, feels heaps better now.

    Will know once I put it back together
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    No it didn't work, trigger weight is nice now but once back together the faken things still heavy az, might give the snear a tidy up & try to release some bolt spring pressure tomorrow
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    Quote Originally Posted by Carpe Diem View Post
    Nah Phili my instructions for fixing a savage trigger are the accutruger ones with the blade. And they're easy to fix ( also goes for the Ruger ones too) and the sear etc is good hard steel not chemically hardened crap you can get.

    Is this a older rifle? Or are they doing these now?
    Drop in?..
    Could I get those instructions? I have a rimfire, blade Savage.

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    If it's the spring causing the extra weight can you cut a couple of coils off the end of it?
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    Hi @bully and @223nut here's the link to the fix for the Accutrigers - as I say works equally across both Savage and Ruger's using the accutrigger - set up have done this to my old BTVLSS and Ruger ranch.

    Ruger Amer. Rimfire trigger job - Calguns.net

    I also had wee bit of creep in the sear - which we took out as the face was a bit long for my liking before it would break and gave a wee touch-up with a diamond hone. Good news was it wasn't chemically hardened steel like you get in some AR triggers and the like but proper hard tool steel - YAY! so you don't end up with a gritty feeling trigger whilst taking out the creep.

    There are some good pic's on Nathans terminal ballistics site that will show you what a good angle on the sear should look like.

    Hope it helps fellas!
    @Philipo have a good play with the old one as you could drop in a new target or std Accu trigger if she all turns to shite !
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    Might be the Lakefield trigger try a search under that I used shims under my one

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    Additional link for pics to the savage / ruger accu-trigger modification here's the Dan Newberry fix

    https://thefiringline.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=519494
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