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BIX AND ANDY TRIGGER FULL
You may share excerpts up to 200 words, provided that full and clear credit is given to with appropriate and specific direction back to the original content, including a direct link or full URL. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this content, data, or other materials is strictly prohibited without prior express and written permission from the author. Should anything unforeseen occur, it allows you to swap directly back to a Barnard trigger (either your own or a borrowed one) and keep competing.Īt this stage I am after an expression of interest from you on how many you may be interested in.© Copyright 2022, All Rights Reserved. Furthermore, for new rifle builds, keeping the same geometry will allow you have a fallback position when you’re away at a major competition. No need to butcher your existing stock to make things work. In this way you get all the benefits of having a top-level trigger which simply drops straight into your existing action, with the trigger shoe in the same position as the Barnard trigger. So please note, this is NOT just the Barnard BnA trigger currently available, but rather, that trigger having been further modified specifically to achieve the above goals. I have a solution which uses modified componentry, whereby the trigger shoe geometry remains precisely the same as the existing Barnard trigger it is replacing and is therefore a TRUE drop in fit. It is therefore far from a simple drop in fit. HOWEVER, in this configuration their trigger shoe is still way rearwards, nudging the pistol grip and is greatly out of position. With that in mind I have been busy creating a solution to all of the above.īix and Andy are renowned for their performance and are available with a Barnard sear. In other words, having an aftermarket trigger which allows you to keep the geometry the same as using a Barnard trigger rather than some obscure geometry to accommodate a “mix and match solution” will allow you to fall back on using a normal Barnard trigger if you have to… However, there will be any number of people who have Barnard triggers on their actions which you will be able to use instead. Even if you are building a new rifle and could move the whole action forwards to accommodate, if you are away at a Prize Meeting or are overseas at a world championship and have trigger issues, it is highly unlikely that there will be someone else there who has the EXACT aftermarket trigger with the geometry you have to swap out and keep competing. Most of us have existing Barnards configured with the Barnard trigger and thus need a true drop in fit, and also,Ģ. This may not be a problem with a new build as the rifle can be made with the action inletting (and therefore the after-market trigger) forwards far enough to accommodate, but this raises two significant concerns:ġ.
Often the action will not fit back into the stock or if it will, the trigger shoe is so far rearwards it nudges the grip and is completely out of whack.
Many after-market triggers can be adapted to simply bolt on to the Barnard, but then the trigger shoe is way out of position, usually far to the rear of where it should be. Having said that, I have therefore been working on a different solution.Īny replacement trigger needs to be a great trigger, but aside from that, probably the next most important thing is that it is a “true” drop in fit for an existing Barnard. In short, any fabrication work over the last few years has gone through the roof both in terms of cost and in terms of availability. For those of you to whom I have communicated with directly you will know that some of the delay has been due to finding reasonable costings for manufactured parts in Australia, particularly with water jet machines. This is a mail out to all those who have expressed interest in the Sixteen South trigger. Looks like we have a true drop in fit available now!!!
BIX AND ANDY TRIGGER UPDATE
For info to you all, I just got this email regarding an update to Sixteen South Triggers which might interest some.
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