Flavio Fare' Triggers
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I very much agree. Having had a few Anschutz rifles, adjusting the timing of the striker is simple and effective. It would be very interesting to see one of the action makers incorporate this capability.
It can be done with triggers and/or trigger hangers.
Kelbly's made a trigger that was aimed at a more consistent release. As I recall it, the adjustment was somewhat limited. I have one in a box some place.
There used to be some people who dis an instrumented study of the entire fire control system, trigger, striker, spring and all looking for both consistency of the time of release, but vibration patterns in relation to bullet exit from the muzzle. It was interesting, but just might drive you crazy.
You need one, either one that provides a forward or back or one that has a screw adjustment if you convince yourself you need fine tuning.
If that does'nt work get the B&A trigger with the adjustable sear bar and tune to your hearts content.
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Kelbly's made a trigger that was aimed at a more consistent release. As I recall it, the adjustment was somewhat limited. I have one in a box some place.
There used to be some people who dis an instrumented study of the entire fire control system, trigger, striker, spring and all looking for both consistency of the time of release, but vibration patterns in relation to bullet exit from the muzzle. It was interesting, but just might drive you crazy.
There is actually a fair amount of adjustment but they really never went out of their way to let you know they had as many as 5 different lenght pins to drop in for different engagement surfaces, I had two on Swindlehurst's and you needed about 3 pins to test before you got it right. Still use one on my Farley PPC.
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maxpower
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You are right, there does not seem to be much information out about the Kelbly triggers. I am looking at one for one of my guns, but may also upgrade some other CF rifles with a B&A or FF trigger. The gun I am looking at the Kelbly for I only want to run 6-8oz, how are the Kelbly triggers as far as reliability at this weight setting?
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maxpower
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Now that the Bix and FF triggers have been in this country a while now since this post started, have others had the opportunity to compare FFs and Bix triggers with regard to reliability when not perfectly clean or how they fare when wound up to around 6 oz?
A positive point about the Bix trigger is how much it reduces upward pressure on the sear bar, how do the FF triggers compare with upward pressure?
A positive point about the Bix trigger is how much it reduces upward pressure on the sear bar, how do the FF triggers compare with upward pressure?
I can't imagine any less reliable. Mine gets used every week, all winter for our winter league group shoots sometimes at or below zero and it has never skipped a beat over the last 4 years.
I am running less than 2oz. no issues, several seasons worth now, on a 40x cmp action. When I got the trigger it was very new on the market, Canjar gone, Jewel units having issues so I took the plunge. It has not been touched since I installed it. Now that I have stated that, I suppose Murphy is going to get in the act now.
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rooshooter
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I have just bought one to run in my panda and will keep it at 1.5oz when it is running as a PPC but was wondering if they are able to be wound up to around 4-5 oz for which I like to use when it is screwed into my Dasher.