Trigger pull adjustment

[Harleysboss]

I have a Bison and it seems like the trigger pull is scary lite. It has a "BOLD" marked trigger assembly. Anyone have experience making adjustments? I would like to add some weight but I'm no gunsmith and don't want to mess things up.

 

[dbowling]

Don't know if this helps but Doc told me unless you have a lot of experience adjusting them(Bold trigger) to take to gunsmith and let them do it. He said it would be 20-25.00 well spent.

 

[1874sharpsshooter]

I have a Bison and it seems like the trigger pull is scary lite. It has a "BOLD" marked trigger assembly. Anyone have experience making adjustments? I would like to add some weight but I'm no gunsmith and don't want to mess things up.

That’s the way I like mine .. scary lite.

 

[Harleysboss]

Then you would love this one. Just a tad lite for a hunting rifle as far as I like anyhow. So would a timney trigger from a knight rifle work on the white action? I've been doing a little internet searching and the BOLD triggers seem hard to adjust and are no longer made?

 

[Idaholewis]

That’s the way I like mine .. scary lite.

Me 2!! Every Set Trigger Muzzleloader i own is in the Mid, to High ounces, A light Consistent trigger is a HUGE KEY to accuracy from a Bench. My targets would REALLY show if i were to try and go back to a 2-3 pound Trigger. I even tuned this Old Knight MK85 Trigger up, she’s breaking in the High ounces, to 1 pound. It really boils down to what each of us are comfortable with, I would never hand My rifles over to anyone for them to shoot without personally knowing them, and that they fully understood just how light my Triggers are.

 

[dbowling]

very light is great for bench shooting but not so much when standing breathing hard, gloves on trying to make a shot with a 8-10 oz trigger.. just your heavy breathing can make you break the trigger.. I had a Ruger 77/22 I bought from a guy to squirrel hunt with and he told me the trigger was about 2#, he neglected to say minus another pound, the 1st 3 squrrels I tried to shoot in the top of a big hickory my looking up and just leaning back a little caused gun to fire.. it took me a while to get used to it but it was deadly accurate as long as you remembered it had a 1# trigger.

That’s the way I like mine .. scary lite.

Me 2!! Every Set Trigger Muzzleloader i own is in the Mid, to High ounces, A light Consistent trigger is a HUGE KEY to accuracy from a Bench. My targets would REALLY show if i were to try and go back to a 2-3 pound Trigger. I even tuned this Old Knight MK85 Trigger up, she’s breaking in the High ounces, to 1 pound. It really boils down to what each of us are comfortable with, I would never hand My rifles over to anyone for them to shoot without personally knowing them, and that they fully understood just how light my Triggers are.