After market trigger for Sako 75

[Ballie]

After market trigger for Sako 75 anyone know if anyone does one (BTW jackson rifles don't)

[Sako7mm]

As far as I know, Jard make the only after-market Sako 75 trigger. South Yorkshire Shooting Supplies keep them.

I'm delighted with the factory triggers of my 75's- what's wrong with yours?

[JohnGalway]

Jackson Rifles (think I have that name right) are ment to have a Sako trigger out this year, might be worth looking them up.

[Ballie]

Jackson Rifles (think I have that name right) are ment to have a Sako trigger out this year, might be worth looking them up.

 

I have been asking them for over a year now as their add in the gun mart lists one but when you phone them they say no sorry not done yet and won't give you a date.

 

Whats wrong with my 75 trigger is it's ****!!! but having said that I am used to a Jewal trigger on my old custom Remmington

Edited May 27, 2008 by Ballie

[Jagerman]

Jackson Rifles (think I have that name right) are ment to have a Sako trigger out this year, might be worth looking them up.

 

I have been asking them for over a year now as their add in the gun mart lists one but when you phone them they say no sorry not done yet and won't give you a date.

 

Whats wrong with my 75 trigger is it's ****!!! but having said that I am used to a Jewal trigger on my old custom Remmington

 

 

You can get the Sako trigger to under 2lb, im surprised to hear you say they are ****, I think they are one of the best factory triggers. :yp:

 

The Jewel is nice but at that money it should be. The Jard isnt bad, ive got one on my Howa they dont seem as robust I have to say but they work.

[Ballie]

I think you will agree the feel of a trigger is a very personal thing. I just don’t like the trigger on my Sako, I have tried to adjust it but it is still a bit stiff and un smooth. When you pull it its like there’s nothing, nothing a bit more pressure and then BANG you can’t feel it working like you can on a Jewel. I just feel it’s a bit hit and miss (excuse the pun)

[JohnGalway]

I can understand where you're coming from Ballie. I recently installed a Jewell in my Remington 700. I also have a Sako Quad, the trigger is probably different than the Sako 75 (guessing) but compared tot he Jewell, even adjusted the Sako Quad trigger is wayy too heavy for me now. Spoilt by the Jewell but in a very good way!

[dunganick]

The sakos can be quite varied, we have two 75's in our house, one has an excellent trigger, the other has a good trigger.

 

We have a range of triggers, yet i would have said both the sako's feature at the top end of the scale.

[Guesty]

I think you will agree the feel of a trigger is a very personal thing. I just don’t like the trigger on my Sako, I have tried to adjust it but it is still a bit stiff and un smooth. When you pull it its like there’s nothing, nothing a bit more pressure and then BANG you can’t feel it working like you can on a Jewel. I just feel it’s a bit hit and miss (excuse the pun)

 

Try fitting a lighter spring, such as THIS ONE. It makes a huge difference to the feel of the trigger.