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|  The trigger on the Stevens if honed by hand ( 1/2 hr. ) would be just fine for hunting. It is in fact the Savage trigger prior to the accutrigger. There are a couple of replacement triggers designed to be used on the Savage. The Savage owners web sites will give you a lot of info.  roger
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| My Stevens trigger was a typical out of the box factory trigger similar to my Rmeingtons etc... It was about 5 lbs and was crsip but had some creep.
I adjusted the weight down to 3 pounds and honed the seer in about an hour. It shoots 1/2" groups with a crisp pull and no creep. |
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| quote: Originally posted by elkhunter:
My Stevens trigger was a typical out of the box factory trigger similar to my Rmeingtons etc... It was about 5 lbs and was crsip but had some creep.
I adjusted the weight down to 3 pounds and honed the seer in about an hour. It shoots 1/2" groups with a crisp pull and no creep.
 roger
Old age is a high price to pay for maturity!!! Some never pay and some pay and never reap the reward. Wisdom comes with age! Sometimes age comes alone..
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| i put a pre-accutrigger model from sharpshooter supply in mine. it's drop-in and wonderful set at just over 2lb.
IF YOU'RE GONNA GET OLD,YOU BETTER BE TOUGH!! GETTIN' OLD AIN'T FOR SISSIES!!
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