Savage triggers

[douglasfir]

How do savage Accu triggers compared to other triggers on the market when it comes to reliability and safety?

Can reliability and safety be improved with an aftermarket trigger?

 

[DadWil]

How do savage Accu triggers compared to other triggers on the market when it comes to reliability and safety?

Can reliability and safety be improved with an aftermarket trigger?

If we are just talking Savage rifles ... what I found in my research is that after market triggers for Savage rifles do not greatly improve performance over the factory trigger and may decrease safety to some extent.

Savage Accutrigger Spring Upgrade

Cheap easy upgrade. I bought a 110 for a project last year and never liked the stock trigger adjustment. This solved it for me. https://www.gunshack.com/accu-trigger-target-trigger-spring

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Savage Aftermarket Trigger -- Best Options?

I have tried after markets for a Savage Accutrigger. Currently have Sav 2 installed in 2 rifles. Is there a best new replacement through 2022 that someone might recommend? The Sav is not a bad choice just not crisp or dependable below 1 pound. I won’t wait for Evolution but heard Jard might be...

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Lowest pull weight / dependable trigger for 10/110 Savage platform ??

Folks, I'm getting pretty spoiled with my BixnAndy trigger on the REM platform! I want to switch triggers out on the Savage. I have a SSS trigger on the Savage (which is considered a great trigger on Savage), but pull weight is still too heavy. I want to go less than 1lb. What do you guys...

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My AccuTriggers are tweeked down to between 1.5 & 2 lbs I would not consider a lower setting safe.

 

[JRMiller]

The accu trigger on my 110 is amazingly smooth and crisp. Its at 2lbs. I'm picky with triggers and usually change bits or at least polish the sears, and this one I never even considered changing, its pretty much perfect. As far as safety, its a safe as any other rifle. Pull trigger it shoots, don't pull trigger it doesn't shoot.

 

[UnckleBob]

The accu trigger on my 110 is amazingly smooth and crisp. Its at 2lbs. I'm picky with triggers and usually change bits or at least polish the sears, and this one I never even considered changing, its pretty much perfect. As far as safety, its a safe as any other rifle. Pull trigger it shoots, don't pull trigger it doesn't shoot.

The AccuTrigger was invented as a way for Savage to offer trigger that didn't have to be set at 10lbs to avoid product liability. They are probably safer than just about any trigger that hasn't copied its design.

I like mine.

 

[Halligan]

Just leave it alone, IIRC, savage's trigger is in the drop safe category

 

[DadWil]

The AccuTrigger was invented as a way for Savage to offer trigger that didn't have to be set at 10lbs to avoid product liability. They are probably safer than just about any trigger that hasn't copied its design.

agree completely.. I would remove the word probably thou.
the only copycats I know of are the Marlin ProFireTrigger & Ruger Marksman trigger

Just leave it alone, IIRC, savage's trigger is in the drop safe category

I've drop tested mine on some very lite settings (empty chamber of course) AccuTrigger blade locks up the trigger if the sear is jarred loose.