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Timney Trigger for Savage Axis and Edge Models Adjustable from 1.5 LBS to 4 LBS Steel Black 633

$101.38
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Brand
Timney Triggers
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
81950633005
MPN
633

Overview

The Timney drop-in trigger for the Savage Axis is an EDM-cut, CNC-machined steel trigger assembly designed for a crisp, glass-rod break. It is fully user-adjustable for pull weight (1.5–4 lbs), sear engagement, and over-travel. This self-contained unit is made in the USA and allows for easy installation without the need for a gunsmith.

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