Win. Model 70 Question
Hey all, I've got a Win. Mod. 70 Black Shadow in .270. I am just wondering what the best way is to get rid of the horrible trigger pull. It feels like it's about 8 pounds right now and I would like to be around 4 or so for hunting. So is there a simple fix or should I just look at putting in a Rifle Basix trigger or something similar? I'm open for any suggestions, I love the rifle, just want to get a little bit more accuracy out of it and I figured the trigger would be a good place to start.
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Unless they have changes something in the last couple of years the Model 70 trigger is easy to adjust but has a tendency to become unsafe when adjusted to the low end. Take to someone who knows what they are doing. 0 -
both pre and post 64 model 70's triggers are the same. very easy to adjust it takes a 1/4 inch wrench and screw driver. if you cant adjust it with that take it to a gunsmith so he can polish the sears. 0 -
A "rifle basics" would be a good start, you can also look at Jewel or Timny for other great triggers. A heavy trigger is anything over 1 pound to me so the factory trigger is always the first thing I change. 0 -
I own three newer winchesters and have adjusted the triggers on all of them. Winchesters and Remingtons are the easiest factory triggers to adjust. You will need a trigger pull gauge though. Don't adjust the trigger without one, because you could set it too light.
This the article I used to adjust my triggers. Worked like a charm.
http://www.snipercountry.com/Articles/AdjustingWinTrigger.asp0 -
That seems like a pretty straight forward deal from what the article said. So can anyone recommend a good trigger pull gauge? 0 -
1. RCBS
2. Lyman0 -
quote:Originally posted by awinds
1. RCBS
2. Lyman
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I personally own the RCBS.0 -
Check out Brownell's ...
http://www.brownells.com/aspx/NS/store/catsearch.aspx?k=trigger+&ps=10&si=True
They have fairly decent prices. Good luck.0
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