William Suter
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Yes they do but were out of everything compatible for the 223.Doesn't MDT sale magazines for their stocks?
Yes they do but were out of everything compatible for the 223.Doesn't MDT sale magazines for their stocks?
I have actually added one of their stocks to the shopping cart about 10 times, I need to go ahead and try one.Yes they do but were out of everything compatible for the 223.
I have a Timney in my gen 1 predator. I messed with the factory trigger a little bit, but couldn't really get all the creep out of it so I put in the Timney. The 350 legend ranch. I was able to get all the creep out and it ended up being a pretty good factory trigger.Timney just came out with a trigger for the Gen 2
I put a lighter spring in mine. Helped it some. I don't really have much creep but I'm use to light triggers and this one really isn't light. Maybe 2 1/2 pounds. I like what I've read about Jard triggers. They go real light, maybe a little to light for a field rifle.
Likewise I put a new spring in the factory trigger but that still didn't cut it for me. Just installed a new Timney in my Gen 2, set it to 2lbs. 3 oz and now I can shoot this rifle, makes such a difference.I have a Timney in my gen 1 predator. I messed with the factory trigger a little bit, but couldn't really get all the creep out of it so I put in the Timney. The 350 legend ranch. I was able to get all the creep out and it ended up being a pretty good factory trigger.
That's good. I mean, is it too much to ask for a good trigger in a budget rifle? LoLLikewise I put a new spring in the factory trigger but that still didn't cut it for me. Just installed a new Timney in my Gen 2, set it to 2lbs. 3 oz and now I can shoot this rifle, makes such a difference.
Trim a half coil off that Tikka trigger spring and get an even better trigger. I do that on all my Tikka rifles. Sometimes even more than half a coil. If its to light just turn the screw in a little bit. Makes a good trigger great.