Best Precision Triggers? Flavio Flare Whisper 2.0, Bix'N Andy, and TriggerTech Diamond Review

[@ianmagee3478]

Excellent production.Most helpful.

[@ramsaycountry1177]

Love my trigger techs. i have 3 of them.

[@FClassJohn]

They’re great triggers no doubt.

[@WYO2K]

Dad and I have gone entirely to TT Diamonds on our rifles. Absolutely love them and have had no issues yet in the Wyoming wind and dust. We shoot ELR with them set at 7 oz and turn them up to 1.5-2#s for hunting season. I have had a lot of issues with Jewel triggers when they get dusty, to the point that I no longer trust them and will not have one in my rifles. Loved the video John!

[@samw2768]

Bix n Andy uses ball bearings the problem wasn't cleaninliness it was the balls would indent and hang up. They put harder steel balls in them and fixed the issue. I've had mine on my br rig for 3 years with no issues . Just got a whisper for a new br rig they have the lightest upward sear pressure of all triggers on the market. The only way to get lighter is with 90 ° sear

[@daviddale3624]

Thank you. Well explained reasons for your preferences.

[@FClassJohn]

You're welcome and I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@RatelLaw]

Thank you for sharing

[@matt-ts8cx]

I have never heard anyone complain about 4 oz being too heavy?? I feel 1 oz might be a little dangerous. if you breathe on it , it will probably go off.

[@drd1924]

You gets used to it, most of my field guns (Not bench guns) have 12 oz to 1 lb triggers Every time I feel a 2 lb trigger it feels heavy And a nice 3 lb trigger, feels like it takes forever before the sear breaks I recently installed a JARD Set trigger at 4 oz. It feels just right even in the field I apply "Side" pressure to the trigger shoe when just placing my finger on the trigger to help prevent a whoops then when ready ....just apply rearward pressure or even curl your finger slightly transfering the side pressure to rear pressure

[@JB-kf3yb]

Great video with some good points to preferences. Thank you.

[@FClassJohn]

I’m glad you enjoyed it and found it useful.

[@cmoorhead1]

Love my Timney Calvin Elite single stage

[@br4713]

I have the BixAndy, I'm really pleased with it

[@robd.5263]

Hi John. Triggertech diamond comes with safety. Did you take it out ?

[@FClassJohn]

Yes, they just unscrew and come right off.

[@robd.5263]

​@FClassJohn thank you

[@richardbriscoe8563]

Q re: shooting a 1 ounce trigger. You talked about placing your finger on the same place of the trigger blade every time. I have shot some 4 ounce triggers and I do not see how you can touch a 1 ounce trigger to know where you are located without actuating/releasing the trigger. Could you please comment on your technique? Thanks.

[@FClassJohn]

It's a good question. I can tell you first off that for me, a 1oz trigger feels like a 1lb trigger having shot on them for a while. I've gotten behind some other guns that have 3-4oz triggers and it feels like forever until the trigger breaks. I can put my finger on the shoe without breaking a shot but admittedly it's something you grow into. As I was learning how to shoot a light trigger I often found myself floating my finger just in front and gradually started touching it more until I was comfortable that I wouldn't accidentally fire. A buddy of mine puts a small screw block on the side of his gun to hand his thumb on to keep his hand alignment the same every time on light triggers. Hope something here helps answer your question.

[@richardbriscoe8563]

F-Class John Thank you! I greatly appreciate you sharing your experience.

[@johnkennedy6331]

Thanks for another informative video John! Who is the person that "tunes" the Bix'n Andy trigger?

[@danmann5030]

Hello, I have a BnA Comp trigger now and have had to send it back to get cleaned and ball bearings polished. If the BnA trigger fits in my 1k rifle now, will the Flavio also fit in my rifle or will the Flavio need modified ? Also, Will I need a different trigger hanger than what I am using for the BnA? Thank you Sir.

[@FClassJohn]

While I can’t guarantee 100% I can tell you that the Flavio is completely interchangeable with the B&A in every rifle I’ve seen. Anything the Bix fits the Flavio fits. I’m still shooting the Flavio and love it.

[@danmann5030]

Thank you for the response and great videos.!

[@blm148]

Funny. The only triggers I’ve seen go down from getting dirty in nrl matches were trigger techs diamonds twice. It’s a small sample size but just for what it’s worth trigger techs are not invincible.

[@DanielReyes-hz1qk]

I'm left handed and greatly prefer 2 stage triggers, do I have options other than Bix'N Andy or Tubbs T7T? I've not seen or heard much on the latter which is worrisome in and of itself, so was probably going to go with a Bix'N Andy. But since this video is a few years old I figured I'd ask

[@FClassJohn]

Triggertech makes a great 2 stage trigger.

[@DanielReyes-hz1qk]

Do they make it in a left hand variant? I've not seen one

[@FClassJohn]

@@DanielReyes-hz1qk as far as I know, all of their triggers are ambidextrous. You simply unscrew the safety and switch it to the other side.

[@DanielReyes-hz1qk]

@@FClassJohn Wonderful! Good to know. Thank you sir

[@lohikarhu734]

it would be VERY interesting, for me, at least, to see how these things actually work, how they get the low trigger weight and good release?? You mentioned jewels, ball bearings?? Is there anywhere where a curious person can see what goes into these devices?? Thanks, Mr. F-Class :-)

[@FClassJohn]

It’s pretty tough to see inside of them in terms of finding schematics or drawings. But if you go to most of the manufacturers websites or just Google it.you can find cleaning suggestions which will show inside.

[@lovetheusa45]

If you check out trigger tech diamond now it goes down to two once’s

[@14goldmedals]

Guys, I'm new to rifle actions using trigger hangers. Once installed in the hanger on the pins, should the trigger body have any movement side to side? But once the bolt is cocked everything is solid, then after the shot the play is back?

[@FClassJohn]

Depends on the trigger to some degree but there's always going to be a little movement until the trigger is cocked. That's true with or without a trigger hanger. My Triggertech, Flavio and BA have all wiggled just a bit when de-cocked but are tight as a drum once cocked. Hope that helps answer the question.

[@14goldmedals]

F-Class John this absolutely helps. I can’t thank you enough for the knowledge you pass on to all of us. Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@Pilottoproperties]

Do Timney triggers not get used ?

[@FClassJohn]

I’m sure somebody does but I’ve personally never seen anyone in f class use them.

[@Pilottoproperties]

@@FClassJohn thank you!

[@BHzor-ipsc]

Hello 1 stage or 2 stage for Fclass ?

[@FClassJohn]

I only use single stage triggers and most people in f class use single stage.

[@BHzor-ipsc]

@@FClassJohn thx à lot

[@longrange1114]

It appears none of your triggers have a safety? I assume safety's are not required for F-class?

[@FClassJohn]

That is correct.

[@longrange1114]

@@FClassJohn awesome. Thank you. I just ordered the Flavio Faré Trigger. 👍

[@carlosduran6327]

Not everybody is walking around with a fat wallet.