Rifle Basix triggers... any feedback?

[MW65]

Contemplating about picking one up... anybody have one and can comment on quality, etc??

 

[Ben]

Excellent quality.

 

[CWLONGSHOT]

I have two both have been fine for me.

CW

 

[BudHyett]

Have one on a restocked Savage Striker, very dependable and repeatable.

 

[Ian]

Good to go.

 

[fiver]

lot easier to find than a timney too.

 

[RicinYakima]

Another to consider is the Huber Concepts, a ball bearing riding over another one. They work great but are expensive, IMHO.

 

[Ian]

They're all expensive. A 100-dollar bill for the one I put in my Glenfield 25 is probably worth more than the rifle, but it fixed what was a dangerous and useless rifle and let me enjoy it again for the first time in many years. Hard to put a price on that. The one I put on my Mauser is every bit as good as a Timney.

 

[fiver]

Huber's work great.
i put one in my 25-06, and keep on forgetting to get one for the girls bubba'd up 7.7 Jap.

one caution on them.
you can 'over' adjust them and make the trigger a release instead of a real light pull.

 

[dale2242]

I have a very anal friend that uses them.
Believe me, he is very picky.

 

[L Ross]

Once I got my Marlin 25M sorted out by using CCI .22 WRF in it and saw its accuracy potential I put a Rifle Basix trigger in it. Very pleased with it for a single stage trigger. I basically only use that rifle for yard work or the occasional squirrel hunt, and that trigger helps.

 

[CWLONGSHOT]

I just received a email from Anarchy Outdoors. They re having a sale. Dont know if they had Rifle basics but they have others.

CW

 

[Billy G]

I have 2 of um 1 in a Marlin 2000L & other in a CZ 550. Both work MUCH better than the factory jobs do. You can't come close to beating the price that I know of with others of same quality.

 

[Billy G]

I have a very anal friend that uses them.
Believe me, he is very picky.

dale2242. I didn't know you knew me.