Thread: what modifications

apparently you can get the trigger down a little bit, but not too much as the action screw gets in the way hence why buying a new smalller tensioned spring.

Originally Posted by Larskramer

apparently you can get the trigger down a little bit, but not too much as the action screw gets in the way hence why buying a new smalller tensioned spring.

Yep, that will help. I've got one in my T3x. You can also shorten the trigger weight screw a little enabling it to unwind further before hitting the trigger retaining screw (not really recommended though). You can run into the situation where the sear is sitting on a knife edge and sometimes won't catch the firing pin.

Originally Posted by 10-Ring

Yep, that will help. I've got one in my T3x. You can also shorten the trigger weight screw a little enabling it to unwind further before hitting the trigger retaining screw (not really recommended though). You can run into the situation where the sear is sitting on a knife edge and sometimes won't catch the firing pin.

factory the tikka spring is wayyyy heaver than my browning xbolts

Originally Posted by Larskramer

factory the tikka spring is wayyyy heaver than my browning xbolts

You should be able to get it down to around 1.5 lbs without changing the spring.