Rifle Basix Trigger

Mooseyard

August 03, 2004 13:38

Does anyone have any experience with these triggers? I see they make triggers for the three guns I have that need trigger improvements. I specifically looking at on for a 77/22, 77/17 and a Savage Striker rimfire pistol. I have never heard of this trigger before.
Jess

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  FrancF

  August 03, 2004 14:42

  I put one on my Savage .17 hmr and love it. They are very easy to install and adjust. I have another on on order for my Savage 112 25-06. Don't think you will be disapointed.
  
  

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  bambihunter

  August 03, 2004 15:06

  I also put on on a Savage and for the price they are hard to beat. There are better triggers on the market, but of course you'll pay for them. I think they are probably one of the best low-end aftermarket triggers out there.

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  Mooseyard

  August 03, 2004 15:49

  BambiHunter, what would you suggest if I wasn't afraid to spend more?

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  bambihunter

  August 03, 2004 19:00

  Volquartsen, Timney, and there's one other one that I like better than both of those, but I'm drawing a total blank. [:I]
  
  Remember a lot of time a good gunsmith can lighten the pull, reduce both creep and travel and make the factory trigger much better for very little money too. I've got several guns (namely Remington's) that have had this treatment and for the difference I am more than happy with them. Of course there's something about a two-stage trigger that brings a smile to ones face when shooting accurate long distance. [:D]

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  JustC

  August 04, 2004 06:20

  jewell has the best reputation among competitive shooters. That being said,..I have jewells as well as rifle basix and shilen. I would rank them as Jewell, rifle basix, and shilen then timney in that order. My rifle basix trigger is in my 1000yd light gun and I don't feel disadvantaged by anyone with a jewell. Mine breaks relaibly every time at ~4 oz allowing me to be consistent in my group shooting. Try one,..you'll not be disappointed.
  
  why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
  Got Balistics?

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  dano1

  February 05, 2005 11:07

  Took your guys advise on this old topic, and got one from Midway. Man what a cinch to put in. Havent been to the range yet with it, but am very pleased with Rifle Basix. Seems like way less of a pain than what Ive read about the Timneys!!
  
  Thanks!

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  mrbruce

  February 06, 2005 06:48

  I have them on a couple of rear grip XP100 bench pistols and couldn't ask for more unless it was a Jewell....
  
  Gun control is hitting what your aiming at.

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