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I need a new trigger to replace the frightful factory trigger in my Interarms Mark X. The new trigger needs to have a safety. Timney lists a Sportsman trigger WITHOUT a safety for about $50, but not one with a safety. They have the Featherweight Deluxe model with a safety, but it costs over a hundred bucks!

Can anyone recommend a good adjustable trigger with safety for my Mark X that is not quite so pricey?


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Timney is hard to beat. I wouldn't go with a cheap trigger.

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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Timney is hard to beat. I wouldn't go with a cheap trigger.

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+1; that FW is a great one.

I got set up a BOLD for a buddy & it's served him well. About like a Timney Sportsman w/ safety.

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I've used the Bold trigger and it does work well, got mine from Boyds stocks. Link here


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Is the Bold trigger made in China?

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Have you tried adjusting the factory trigger, or having a gunsmith adjust it? I have had a couple of the Interarms Mark X's and found the trigger very easy to adjust and resulting in a very good trigger.

Just something to think about before you spend money.

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BR,

What trigger configuration does your Mark X have? Early Mark Xs had the two-stage military style triggers and later ones had sear/over travel/pull weight adjustments. The cocking piece associated with these two triggers differs and dictates which aftermarker trigger will mesh with the cocking piece configuration (notched versus flat).

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My Mark X has the two-stage military trigger, and it is truly frightful! The pull is about 8 pounds, and there are no adjustments whatsoever. I'm pretty handy, and could figure out how to improve it some, but I would rather just put a good trigger on it. I like Timneys and have several, but I really would like to look at some less costly alternatives before I drop a C-note on another Timney.

Any more reports on the Bold trigger?


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Originally Posted by Dirtfarmer
Timney is hard to beat. I wouldn't go with a cheap trigger.

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^^This^^


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think that you are going to have the gun a long long time and get a Blackburn Trigger and a 3 position safety for the thing, and don't look back.

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I didn't remember where my Bold triggers was made so I checked them at Brownells, Made in USA. $55 so they won't seem cheap. grin
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Thanks colodog. That is exactly what I was looking for. A new Bold trigger is now on order. smile


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The bold triggers have worked for me as good or better as the timneys.

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Timney and a 3-pos safety M70 style is the way to go on a Mauser.

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Another plus one for both Bold and Timneys. Can't go wrong with either.

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Originally Posted by jstevens
Timney and a 3-pos safety M70 style is the way to go on a Mauser.


For less than $100 as the OP requested?


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The new BOLD trigger arrived today. Can't wait to install it!

I love gun projects. smile


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I can't tell any different in results between the Bold and the Timney. I think the Bold is underrated, at least in my small experience.

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Well, got the bold installed finally. Should have bought the Timney. frown


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