After market triggers

[Markkey 0]

Hi fellow shooters,

 

does anyone know of an after market trigger for a browning x-bolt?

 

Many thanks

[shootingcharley 3]

Hi fellow shooters,

 

does anyone know of an after market trigger for a browning x-bolt?

 

Many thanks

 

Hi mate try Rimfiremagic i beleve they do one.

 

Shootingcharley.

[v-max 2]

Hi fellow shooters,

 

does anyone know of an after market trigger for a browning x-bolt?

 

Many thanks

Im sure you get a timney trigger kit for your rifle too. As said syss ska rimfiremagic will be able to put you right.

[Mastiff 7]

Hi fellow shooters,

 

does anyone know of an after market trigger for a browning x-bolt?

 

Many thanks

 

Hi Markkey,

 

Sorry for hijacking your thread but I would be interested in what you feel is wrong with the origional X-bolt trigger?

 

I only ask because I'm thinking about buying one in .308.

 

Cheers mate,

 

Mick.

[CharlieT 32]

From all I have read on American forums it's one of the best factory triggers on the market.

[Markkey 0]

Thanks for the info so far guys.

 

The trigger for the x-bolt straight from box is, in my opinion, is too heavy. It is apparently set at 4lb from the factory and can be adjusted down to 3lb quiet easily. I've yet to try this and will give it ago this weekend for when I go shooting next but I've had the luxury of using my friends Remington .223, Winchester .243 and his Winchester 300 all of which had after market trigger kits fitted and are so much nicer to use.

 

It's not that the x-bolt trigger is a bad one, there is very little if no creep and when it goes it's very clean. I would just like it to be a bit lighter for me. I'm guessing about the 2lb mark.

 

Cheers

[trooperman 73]

if you are handy with some tools ideal for firearms you can do a lot to you own trigger without the expense of after market units most standard triggers beneffit from being striped and lightly stoned to remove roughness i have done all my own triggers on my rifles and past rifles and turned out to be very good after a bit of TLC.

 

its not rocket science but make sure you are up to the job yourself if not it is very easy to kill a trigger.

 

paul