Why did browning discontinue the Hells Canyon Speed

[EastHumboldt]

So is the Factory trigger with the Mcarbo spring as good as A brand new Timney?

 

[92xj]

So is the Factory trigger with the Mcarbo spring as good as A brand new Timney?

No, from someone who has had both in the same gun.

 

[EastHumboldt]

No, from someone who has had both in the same gun.

Thanks. Makes me feel better about breaking my factory trigger!

 

[Darryle]

Timney is good, but it fails to lock the bolt.

I can tell you that I haven't had any complaints from anyone shooting one of my tuned rifles.

How much smaller would a Timney make this group?

 

[manitou1]

Delete this if it's hijacking - but I heard a lot about how heavy their factory triggers were - with many putting in3rd-party triggers.

Has Remington Browning addressed/fixed/changed that?

Good grief...
NO, their triggers are not that bad!!!
Some guy posted an issue with their 3-3.5 lb trigger and it has freakin' gone viral!!!!!

I just ordered my fifthe X-bolt.

Their triggers are actually pretty darned good for what they are. Little to no creep, take up or over travel. NOT A BAD TRIGGER!!!
If you want it lighter, buy a $13 McArbo trigger spring and spend the ten minutes installing it to get the trigger down to 1.5-2.5 lbs.

 

[menhaden_man]

@Darryle - been shooting a 7 RM HCS since early 2021 (pretty sure 1/8 twist abs 28” barrel) - really flings the 168-180 gr bullets. Realized at last range trip how much heavier the trigger is after shooting a few dozen rounds with another rifle.

Going to grab M Carbo but seeing comments on cerakote and sear - doesn’t seem like a big deal but thought I’d ask someone that probably knows. Thanks -