All in the trigger.....

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Originally Posted by 199p

Best way i found to do the tikka triggers is wind it in then all the way back then about 1/2 turn back in, have done everything possible to test it and its very safe and still nice and repeatable

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So it over compresses the spring slightly eh, and makes it a tad shorter/softer

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Originally Posted by time out

I can’t understand why some manufacturer has not made a copy of the set trigger on a Brno 600 series rifle – a lovely standard hunting trigger with a set trigger insert – push it forward and you have a hair trigger adjustable to very low pressure. I still have the standard trigger, small rod and screwdriver in a factory bag. An ageless Brno in “timeless” 270 dannyb.
I have my T3 trigger set to 2lb – but I would prefer the Brno anytime as the trigger is not light until I push it forward and I am ready to fire.
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My sako .270 had a fantastic set trigger same thing push forward and touch was 2 pound on the rear trigger and very light on the front

Just a thought @dannyb is your mate on the tools?
If so he might suffer from lack of feeling in his finger tips. Thus he likes the heavier trigger.

Might have also been said, but did you test for slam fire after adjusting the trigger. Ie cock the rifle on an empty chamber and the drop it onto its but an see if it beats the trigger and fires.

Cheers S

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Originally Posted by Sideshow

Might have also been said, but did you test for slam fire after adjusting the trigger. Ie cock the rifle on an empty chamber and the drop it onto its but an see if it beats the trigger and fires.

Cheers S

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Absolutely no harm in asking, but yes I did multiple bump tests, saftey on safety off, open close the bolt saftey on and off, trigger pull whilst saftey on. It's as safe as it was prior to adjusting.

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

The 75/85/T3 Triggers are all the same (unless a set trigger is ordered ) and will adjust down to 2 pound or therabouts if wound out till it contacts the cap screw then back in till just clear of it.

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This is one of the major plus points of a T3. The factory trigger is very good out of the box and lightening it is easy and foolproof as the Allen key screw Cam refers to can only screw out so far. It’s so much easier and more intuitive than the Remington trigger.

Thank you for sharing this. So, basically that Norinco CS/LR4 sniper rifle with trigger pull weight over 8lbs is totally a horse apple. The funny thing is that they selling it for over 60,000 dollars.

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Originally Posted by time out

I can’t understand why some manufacturer has not made a copy of the set trigger on a Brno 600 series rifle – a lovely standard hunting trigger with a set trigger insert – push it forward and you have a hair trigger adjustable to very low pressure. I still have the standard trigger, small rod and screwdriver in a factory bag. An ageless Brno in “timeless” 270 dannyb.
I have my T3 trigger set to 2lb – but I would prefer the Brno anytime as the trigger is not light until I push it forward and I am ready to fire.
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I'd bet its a patent thing? Though you get my vote too for more available set triggers...