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Sarge · May 5, 2013, 07:00 PM

I don't know the production numbers but these do surface occasionally and I have yet to find a bad one. Besides our His & Hers 30-06's, I've shot another in .308 a little and a fourth one in .270 Winchester, quite a lot.

I seemed to be fighting the trigger on this one, so when I got back home I put the RCBS Scale to it. It averaged 5 1/2 pounds for five pulls, so it will get some TLC when the stock comes off to mount a Decelerator pad & front swivel. I set the trigger on Peggi's 78 at 3 1/4 pounds and Loctited the screws. I checked it while I had the scale out and it hasn't changed, after six years of use.

May 5, 2013, 07:00 PM	#4
Sarge Senior Member Join Date: May 12, 2002 Location: MO Posts: 5,457	I don't know the production numbers but these do surface occasionally and I have yet to find a bad one. Besides our His & Hers 30-06's, I've shot another in .308 a little and a fourth one in .270 Winchester, quite a lot. I seemed to be fighting the trigger on this one, so when I got back home I put the RCBS Scale to it. It averaged 5 1/2 pounds for five pulls, so it will get some TLC when the stock comes off to mount a Decelerator pad & front swivel. I set the trigger on Peggi's 78 at 3 1/4 pounds and Loctited the screws. I checked it while I had the scale out and it hasn't changed, after six years of use. __________________ People were smarter before the Internet, or imbeciles were harder to notice.