Rifle trigger upgrade options. Jewell, Bix n Andy, STL, Calvin Elite, Timney, Rifle Basix

SharpshootingUK give the lowdown on how best to upgrade your rifle trigger. What do you get for your money? Which is best? Did this help you out & you'd like to return the favour? / sharpshootinguk

[@robkilcollins310]

Probably the best breakdown of trigger upgrades and exactly what your money is getting you. Thank you Richard. Can we look forward to anymore of your shooting videos? Your 204 Ruger clips are some of my favorites.

[@danmacdonald1291]

Bix'n Andy has taken my money on three custom builds! I love them!

[@billfrankwurtz]

I just received my Bix'N Andy two-stage and will be putting it on this week. I certainly agree it has the features, now to put in on and see how I do with it. Thanks for the review Richard!

[@paulsimmons5726]

I've got an old 40X that I want to replace the trigger because the trigger just isn't cutting it these days. This video was very enlightening. Thanks for sharing!

[@RichardUttingSharpshootingUK]

Glad I could help

[@shannonelliott6762]

Best honest review, take it to the bank. Thanks again Richard

[@tadbarker7082]

Great info. Thanks for doing this. You have a great channel. I’ve just been looking at the Bix & Andy 2 stage sport-tec for a Lone Peak Fuzion build. I Forgot about the Calvin elite..... that could work well too.

[@scottromans3708]

Excellent, thoughtful explication of the options available. Thanks

[@chrisz6918]

I have the STL Trigger, but sadly not used it yet. The Rifle i wanted to build was never build, due to some reasons. But, here is why i´m writing this: There are 3 Versions of the STL Trigger. The one from your Video, the Sport Model, then the Jagd (hunting) Version and the BS. The Sport is for Single Shot Rifles, the Hunting Model has a safety down by the Triggerblade. And the BS Model has a safety like the original Remington Trigger and a Bolt Release. There are 3 Versions of the springs, too. Number 1 is ~ 56 - 160 Grams, 2 is ~ 70 - 400 Grams and 3 is ~ 250 - 2000 Grams pull weight. Number 2 is Standard, but you can order them with other springs, if you need to. Christian

[@patrikfalk5684]

Thank you for a very good video a usual!

[@walleyewilly8085]

I PUT A CALVIN ELITE ON A REM 721 270 WCF, MAN WHAT A WORK OF ART!!! BEST TRIGGER IN THE WORLD AS FAR AS I'M CONCERNED. WORTH EVERY PENNY 100%

[@jshphysicistatyahoo]

Thank You for this comprehensive review. Terrific. I believe You when You tell me how one of these triggers really tightened Your groups despite the stock barrel. I need to learn why people like 2-stage. Why isn't the first stage of the 2-stage trigger just like some useless middle-operation when You can get right to it with a single-stage trigger? (What do I know, I have just two rifles I never shot yet, and they have mil-spec triggers, but I just might bite the bullet and spend YET MORE.) Again, many thanks, cheers, Gute Reise! Sincerely, John H., Fairfax, California

[@5000rgb]

I just bought a Bix'n Andy 2 stage but haven't installed it so I am not claiming to be an expert. My understanding of triggers is that with a two stage trigger is that you have some movement before it breaks. The perfect single stage trigger would release as soon as it moved and it would not move until the pull weight is reached. There is actually a slight bit of movement but it is nearly imperceptible. So if we have a 4 pound trigger pull you keep pulling, 1 pound, 2 pounds, 3 pounds, up to 3.99 pounds and it hasn't moved perceptibly. Then that last .01 pound and it releases but most of us can't tell how much pressure we are putting on the trigger so we can't really know when it will release. With our 2 stage trigger we can set the first stage for 3.75 pounds and feel it stop when it hits the second stage. Then we can know that .25 pound more will release the trigger. So we still have the same total pull weight but can be more sure of when it will actually release. It can be like the safety factor of a heavy trigger but the release of a light trigger. There are some shooting disciplines that a single stage may be better and some that a 2 stage is better. Personal preference is also a factor. timneytriggers.com/blog/the-differences-between-two-stage-and-singlestage-replacement-triggers/

[@andybassham2369]

"A light trigger isn't necessarily a good trigger" - could not be better said

[@elmmafud9273]

Flavio fare triggers are the best impo @ nearly £500 I have 3 in my f class Riflels

[@mustangfan3295]

Great video. Thank you

[@agskytter8977]

If you want a better trigger than Bix'nAndy you can use an Anschutz 50XX tiggeer in a Briley Rem700 or win70 adapter.

[@MrMalicious5]

Nice video. I just bought a Jewell HVR. I would've bought a Bix'n'Andy but they don't work with the action I'm getting.

[@nimik221]

Thank you for the awesome information! There are a ton of videos show how X brand can go down to X weight but not many mentions about consistency.

[@Tristy1987]

My blaser & AI triggers are perfectly good for a factory rifle. Buy once, buy right!

[@alanpassat6759]

I can't find a trigger up grade for my sako Trg..

[@paulward2668]

can you find any trigger mods for the CZ512 WMR semi auto. they are awful from new! I would like to hear any suggestions from anyone who knows, thanks for your video's always full of technology!

[@hantusmostert]

Just found your channel in 2019 Have you tried Trigger Tech

[@fgytshooting8335]

have you tried a triggertech trigger . looks like the DCR for left out in the cold there

[@steyrman2]

Hi Richard I have a Rpa quadlight I want to replace the trigger what do you recommend