Jakeweb09
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It's around every now and again, just gotta be ready to jump when it is.
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still using stock trigger I got lucky and found rl26 at powder valley they had it in stock for 1 day
Danehunter
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Beware of using a Timney trigger in the X-Bolt. You will lose the Browning safety system, especially where you can have it on safe with a loaded round, press down on the small square button at the root of the bolt handle then open the bolt (removing the loaded round) while still on safe. That's why I didn't get the Timney trigger. Besides, my Wheeler trigger pull scale says it averages 2.8 oz. which is fine for hunting.
I'm hoping Trigger Tech can make a trigger that will retain the Browning safety system. It would likely have to be made under license from Browning.
->Timney triggers are nice, had one in a 6.5 CM Ruger American Predator, but Ruger has NO locking bolt when on safe anyway so no loss. (And that's perfectly why I sold that Ruger American.)
Eric B.
I'm hoping Trigger Tech can make a trigger that will retain the Browning safety system. It would likely have to be made under license from Browning.
->Timney triggers are nice, had one in a 6.5 CM Ruger American Predator, but Ruger has NO locking bolt when on safe anyway so no loss. (And that's perfectly why I sold that Ruger American.)
Eric B.
