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I can see that midway only sells it the one way, so I guess I will just have to chalk it up to a pet peave.

I have an A-Bolt II Stainless Stalker in .243 and despite having a detatchable box magazine with a hinged floorplate, sometimes find myself loading from the ejection port/top. The follower I have however loads the first round to the right, so it is a little bit of a pain to seat the first round...

Hadn't seen this before, but a cheaper option that some might want to try over the Timney springs is the Rifle Basix spring: Looks like you'll want to avoid this one or just back the adj. screw all the way out HK... It's just like the one I have in my A-bolt. They have a good install pdf for...

The reason I doubted that you even owned an A-bolt was that you responded with, "My Sako's break like glass and I pay little, if any, attention to the weight of the trigger." Why wouldn't you relate something about your A-bolt's trigger as that would have been far more relevant than your Sakos...

And you accuse me of narrowing the debate to specific parameters! (straw man argument). It was your assertion that pull weight is not important only how the trigger breaks. If that's true why do so many competition triggers crowd the lines at shooting competitions? They must all be very poor...

Need is a relative term. Back up your statement. Maybe you should just send it directly to rifle basix and timney and shilen et al. (heck shilen has a competition trigger that can't go heavier than 6oz!) Walk the line at the 1000yrd matches and start casting aspersions at the foolish and...

For the record I wouldn't recommend grinding down the trigger pull adjusting screw, especially with the stock spring as it wont fit through the bore and the screw already bottoms out even or below the bore. There are much better ways of working with this trigger. Something that does a lot for...