A22 accutrigger

[17Hornet]

Like everything about my A22....except the trigger. Only replacement I can find is the Jard but not sold on putting a $300 trigger in a $400 gun. Anyone hear of another option?
Iv read of some modifications to existing trigger but havent had much luck, would rather do away with the 2 blade system. Thanks for any advice

 

[CoalCrackerAl]

I did a spring swap in my A22. 1.5 LB pull average.

 

[17Hornet]

I could live with that. Is it a Savage spring?

 

[ONE-TEN]

My worked over Accutriggers feel very close to good as any Jewel or TriggerTech trigger I’ve ever shot.

Look. When a trigger is taken to 1/16” or less to break and at or below 1lb., one over another isn’t going to be worlds better. This is why I could never understand dumping so much money into a trigger. The trigger market has been one of the biggest money making schemes of all time! Here’s another fact. The most gifted shooters don’t use triggers in the single digit ounce ratings. Most use triggers between 1-2lbs.

All that said, I understand if you simply don’t like the safety blade. Personally I love it, because it reminds me so much of a 2-Stage.

 

[ONE-TEN]

Besides springs, this makes a huge difference. (Although I would do it a bit different than this guy did.) Doing this mod effectively eliminates ALL creep.

 

[CoalCrackerAl]

No not a savage spring. I buy assorted spring kits.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVTDP29W

 

[17Hornet]

Thanks guys, ordered the spring set, will get started on it tomorrow along with nut/screw to take up creep. With a couple days of close to 100°, good time to get in cool basement, to my reloading/ firearms station

 

[ONE-TEN]

Thanks guys, ordered the spring set, will get started on it tomorrow along with nut/screw to take up creep. With a couple days of close to 100°, good time to get in cool basement, to my reloading/ firearms station

One thing for that. Doesn’t need two nuts. The guy who did this one said the hole accepts a 3mm screw. Personally, I would get the exact hole size & thread it. My guess, a 10-24 thread will be right. Just like the hole for the stock spring is already threaded. Then I would use a round head grub screw. (Set screw), and only ONE nut on top to lock it down.

 

[ONE-TEN]

Actually, better to do it this way. Use the existing hole that is threaded 10-24 and get a 10-24 grub screw. It’s explained & shown here.
https://www.rimfirecentral.com/threads/the-rebirth-of-my-a22-trigger.1166617/

It looks like this with a new, lighter spring installed. See how the set screw at the bottom is accomplishing the same task as the screw & two nuts from the previous pic?

 

[17Hornet]

Got it one-ten....thanks

 

[ONE-TEN]