Jason wrote:So I should expect a surplus of 5018 triggers on the market soon, now that all the ones hanging on Rem 700s are going to be replaced? Hmm.. good thing to keep in mind.

Good point Jason! While these guys spend serious money on two-stage triggers we have pick of the litter! Kitty gives me blazes for tilting windmills (frequently deserved...) I've shot single stage triggers all my life and actually enjoy the way a good single stage trigger breaks.

Umm.. the 5018 isn't a single-stage trigger. It's the two-stage that I drool over when I shoot custom guns that were built from MSRs instead of 1712s.

you are not alone. i enjoy and prefer a crisp single stage trigger as well.

I'm saving my pennies...........

Jason wrote:Umm.. the 5018 isn't a single-stage trigger. It's the two-stage that I drool over when I shoot custom guns that were built from MSRs instead of 1712s.

Showing my ignorance again... Kitty'll smack me hard on this one since that's his favorite trigger, too...

dave imas wrote:you are not alone. i enjoy and prefer a crisp single stage trigger as well.

I'm not sure what to say - I've never had much in common with a legend before!

Don't listen to Dave. He's losing touch with reality.. too much yelling at herding dogs and not enough shooting...

Jason,

I have a two stage Canjar in a 40X sporter, I still prefer the single stage crsipness....and I only herd geese twice a day, the dogs are too much hassle.


Innocent

G'Day All
Here's one for you all to look http://www.daviestriggers.com.au/ .It's one of the great things out of OZ and by all reports they are meant to be gooood (the "F" class one). I'm considering selling my annie/briley to buy one or two. Hope you all look after my team at the nationals.
Juddy