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Johanv
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I've got some replies on a previous thread, one being a Rifle Basix trigger. They can ship it to me in South Africa, approx. 3 weeks.

Anyone with some experience with these triggers?
or would you recommend something else.

Cheers
Johan
 
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I believe Timney also offers an aftermarket trigger for the Vangaurd.

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I believe Timney also offers an aftermarket trigger for the Vangaurd.

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They do but won't ship to SA
 
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I would try tuning the factory trigger before buying a Rifle Basix; I have a Timney and the only reason I chose it over the factory trigger was that the Timney has a three position safety.
 
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I tune Howa/Vanguard triggers all the time. You need to take the trigger apart and stone the sear. If you want to take about .010" off the trigger where it contacts the safety pin this will allow you to adjust the sear engagement a little finer. You can also put a lighter trigger spring in. It is possible to get that trigger down to a crisp 1.5 lbs.

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Originally posted by Johanv:
I've got some replies on a previous thread, one being a Rifle Basix trigger. They can ship it to me in South Africa, approx. 3 weeks.

Anyone with some experience with these triggers?
or would you recommend something else.

Cheers

I put Rifle Basix Triggers in both of my Vanguards, and the breaks are EXCELLENT. I like them as well as any trigger I've ever used.
Johan




 
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I tune Howa/Vanguard triggers all the time. You need to take the trigger apart and stone the sear. If you want to take about .010" off the trigger where it contacts the safety pin this will allow you to adjust the sear engagement a little finer. You can also put a lighter trigger spring in. It is possible to get that trigger down to a crisp 1.5 lbs.

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When I bought my .300 Wby Vanguard, the trigger was a 6-7 lb lawyer friendly POS. I got some directions on line on how to correctly polish and adjust the trigger. I followed those directions, and my factory Vanguard trigger is now smooth and breaks crisply at 2.5 lbs.


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Where can I find these directions?
 
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Johanv, PM sent


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