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Gerald P Beer

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I recently bought a SAKO 6 mm PPC that has two holes in the trigger guard presumably to adjust the trigger. Although the "pull weight" is fine, I would like to adjust the amout of travel before it breaks. Can someone educate me on the use of the adjustable trigger that this action is equiped with ?
Thanks So much!
 
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Gerald P Beer said:
I recently bought a SAKO 6 mm PPC that has two holes in the trigger guard presumably to adjust the trigger. Although the "pull weight" is fine, I would like to adjust the amout of travel before it breaks. Can someone educate me on the use of the adjustable trigger that this action is equiped with ?
Thanks So much!
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Thank you ERP. Have you made these adjustments before?
I am trying to understand steps 1 and 2. I think they are referring to what I call "take up" before the trigger breaks and "over travel" after the trigger breaks. I just dont know which is which?
Also which way to turn screw C to lessen the trigger pull. If you can answer these questions I would be grateful.

This is my first bench rest type rifle. I have learned that because this SAKO supplied trigger only goes down to .5 kg. it's not really suitable for serious bench resting. There was a fellow in the club who had a rifle with a Canjar trigger that I should have bought but I was too slow and missed it.
I have been looking around for a Canjar trigger or a Jewell but I can find neither. I will content myself with what I have for now. Bench rest shooting certainly is an involved sport!
Thank you
 
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