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Im waffling on here just to maybe pass on some info to the newer shooters.Īnd yes, a wider trigger shoe actually lessens the felt release weight and is probably not a good option on a light trigger. I have field rifles I play with often and I hang onto them.

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Having said all this I shoot F Class totally free recoil because I believe it's much easier to get more consistent accuracy, especially when the conditions get really tricky. But thats exactly what Ive done to my 3 jewell triggers to make the gun fit me, so Im totally happy with it. Developed to meet the growing needs of customers for a trigger that is great in rugged conditions like the TacSport but with an even lower pull weight. This also means that due to the simplified mechanics, the trigger is also more affordable than any. The design uses a searless trigger mechanism which allows for greater reliability thanks to fewer moving parts.

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I probably talk way too freely about 'just cutting off the shoe and fitting another one'. The TacSport Pro trigger for the Remington 700 is the latest addition to the Bix'n Andy TacSport line. Bixn Andy have now made owning a genuine Bixn Andy Precision trigger easier than ever before with the new Bixn Andy Dakota trigger. A lot could be written on this here to make it more understandable for the newer shooters. For those that dont shoot 'free recoil' it is especially important to set the rifle up to allow a comfortable natural body position. I write above purely about the importance of setting up the rifle to fit the shooter. The consistency of the Bix’N Andy trigger break is within 0.03 ounce The upward force on the top sear is the lowest in the industry. OTOH if you are doing it to adjust the finger position it makes some sense.īut a heavy trigger shoe on an extremely light trigger increases the chances of an accidental discharge if the rifle is bumped. The Bix’n Andy Remington 700 trigger uses a unique ball bearing mechanism that allows for trigger pull weight adjustments 1 ounce (30 grams) to 25 ounces (700 grams). By this already much reduced force of the striker a low trigger weight with absolute certainty is possible.

The special arrangement of the balls attempt to deflect laterally. If you are going for a Bix and Andy trigger, and you intend to use it at a very light trigger weight, why on earth do you want a broader trigger shoe ? I would think it is a disadvantage. Functionality: This trigger system which is as simple as effective properties of offset superimposed balls are used.

Whether a hunter or precision rifleman, this new trigger uses a searless trigger mechanism which allows for greater reliability thanks to fewer moving parts. Pjifl wrote:Bigger trigger shoes were usually only of value with heavier triggers. Introducing the all new Bixn Andy Dakota trigger for your Remington 700 rifle.

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