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603Country · August 8, 2012, 04:33 PM

The Timney trigger is installed. It took a bit of work to get the Safety Tab on the trigger filed to just the right amount and I had to do some metal removal on the stock (Hogue Overmoulded, with the aluminum bedding channel) to get the action to drop in, but all went well. Other than the metal removal, it was really easy, though it wasn't as fast a process as I had expected - due entirely to the filing I had to do. Naturally, I had to shoot it and I did, and the POI hadn't changed at all from removing and reinstalling the action into the stock. The trigger feels great. I'd like to say that I put 20 bullets into one tiny hole, but that didn't happen. Still, it shot pretty darn well, as usual. It'll take a while before I can tell if the better trigger helps my shooting.

August 8, 2012, 04:33 PM	#23
603Country Senior Member Join Date: January 6, 2011 Location: Thornton, Texas Posts: 3,998	The Timney trigger is installed. It took a bit of work to get the Safety Tab on the trigger filed to just the right amount and I had to do some metal removal on the stock (Hogue Overmoulded, with the aluminum bedding channel) to get the action to drop in, but all went well. Other than the metal removal, it was really easy, though it wasn't as fast a process as I had expected - due entirely to the filing I had to do. Naturally, I had to shoot it and I did, and the POI hadn't changed at all from removing and reinstalling the action into the stock. The trigger feels great. I'd like to say that I put 20 bullets into one tiny hole, but that didn't happen. Still, it shot pretty darn well, as usual. It'll take a while before I can tell if the better trigger helps my shooting.