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I would have needed a blow torch to unthaw the Jewell that ****** me out of a giant moose in N. Idaho.
Jewel is a POS field trigger. Easily the worst, among the worst.
I would have needed a blow torch to unthaw the Jewell that ****** me out of a giant moose in N. Idaho.
Sorry I am continuing the side track, but any experience with Bix N andy? A few people I have shot matches with suggest they are more reliable than the TT, though they did also mention that they can be taken apart easier to clean than a TT, so that there to me admits they are prone like any other 700 trigger.Jewel is a POS field trigger. Easily the worst, among the worst.
Sorry I am continuing the side track, but any experience with Bix N andy? A few people I have shot matches with suggest they are more reliable than the TT, though they did also mention that they can be taken apart easier to clean than a TT, so that there to me admits they are prone like any other 700 trigger.
Are there ways to mitigate for light strikes in sub freezing temps? Ie, using dry lubricant or having an empty chamber and firing pin de-cocked.Has frozen up and had light strikes multiple days times in the last couple of months.
Are there ways to mitigate for light strikes in sub freezing temps? Ie, using dry lubricant or
having an empty chamber and firing pin de-cocked.
I have one rifle with a 700 trigger and just swapped to a bix Dakota for the very reason I can open it up if it gets crummy. Who knows if that means anything, I don’t shoot the rifle enough to really put it to the test.Sorry I am continuing the side track, but any experience with Bix N andy? A few people I have shot matches with suggest they are more reliable than the TT, though they did also mention that they can be taken apart easier to clean than a TT, so that there to me admits they are prone like any other 700 trigger.
I posted before I think, but since the topic is up, when I had the Mtn Tactical springs in my tikkas, I was able to slam fire time if I ran the bolt hard enough. Adjusted as light or as heavy, didn't matter. To be fair, I never ran the bolt this hard while actually shooting, but the possibility was brought up so I decided to test dry fire. With the factory spring adjusted as light as it goes (1.5lb in this particular gun) I cannot get it to slam fire no matter how hard I run the bolt.Tikka’s with a lighter trigger springs also are more prone to issues than factory ones.
Both my Tikkas are OEM spring as light as they’ll go (both about 1.75lb) and I can’t get them to slam fire by working the bolt either.I posted before I think, but since the topic is up, when I had the Mtn Tactical springs in my tikkas, I was able to slam fire time if I ran the bolt hard enough. Adjusted as light or as heavy, didn't matter. To be fair, I never ran the bolt this hard while actually shooting, but the possibility was brought up so I decided to test dry fire. With the factory spring adjusted as light as it goes (1.5lb in this particular gun) I cannot get it to slam fire no matter how hard I run the bolt.
I've got a few I can mail you for free if you're patient. Not sure when I'll be back in the shop, probably later this month.You guys got me wanting to put factory trigger springs back in my tikkas but not sure where the hell i put em.. Anyone seen them sold online?
I missed it I ges.You guys got me wanting to put factory trigger springs back in my tikkas but not sure where the hell i put em.. Anyone seen them sold online?
Any chances of another 0-600 2025 S2HU class opening?2025 S2H ABSAROKA BEAR HUNT - Shoot2Hunt
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Yes, we are working on it now.Any chances of another 0-600 2025 S2HU class opening?