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SAVAGE 10/110 SAV-2 MATCH TRIGGER Reviews & Ratings

Versatile, two-lever design provides a full range of adjustment that’s ideal for target, varmint and hunting rifles. Overtravel, sear engagement and pull weight can be safely adjusted from a crisp, light, four ounces for target and long range varmint rifles, plus up to three pounds for big game hunting. Replaces trigger housing, uses factory sear for consistent and repeatable sear break. Installation uses factory safety, requires no alterations to rifle.

NOTE: Will NOT fit rifles with AccuStock or any rifle with bolt release near triggerguard.

SPECS: Steel housing with steel trigger and parts, black, matte finish. Fits all 110 series, long action rifles, manufactured since January 1966 except the Accustock models, plus 10 series short actions. Includes video instructions on CD-ROM.

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3 Stars

Reviews Summary

The SAVAGE 10/110 SAV-2 MATCH TRIGGER has received mixed reviews. While many users praise its ease of installation and crisp pull, several report issues with fitment and safety concerns, particularly regarding accidental firing. Customer service experiences are varied, with some noting helpful interactions and others facing frustration. Overall, it seems there is potential for great performance but concerns about quality control persist.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Installation & Setup

70%

Many users find the installation process straightforward, especially when following instructions and utilizing the provided DVD. However, a few reviewers faced challenges due to compatibility issues with certain models, requiring extra effort for setup. Approximately 70% of reviewers highlighted this theme.

Trigger Performance

60%

Reviewers often praised the trigger's performance, noting its crisp feel and adjustable light pull weight. However, some users encountered issues with accidental firings, particularly at very light settings. About 60% commented on the performance, indicating a mixture of satisfaction and concern.

Customer Service

30%

Experiences with customer service are inconsistent, with some reporting prompt and helpful responses, while others faced rudeness or unhelpfulness. This ambivalence suggests that experiences may vary significantly. This theme was noted by 30% of reviewers.

Quality Control

50%

A number of reviewers expressed frustration over quality control issues, such as incorrect part sizing and triggering safety failures. These concerns negatively impacted their overall satisfaction with the product. About 50% of users mentioned these issues.

Safety Concerns

40%

A notable concern among users relates to safety, particularly regarding the trigger's propensity to inadvertently fire when closing the bolt or other minor interactions. This theme struck a chord with approximately 40% of reviewers, highlighting the need for caution.

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NOT DROP IN !!

The manufacturer is clueless as to what drop in means. When you have to completely disassemble the accutrigger and remove parts to insert into the new trigger and then fashion a hook out of a piece of a coat hanger in order to put the old spring into the new “drop in” assembly it’s NOT drop in. I was still hopeful based on other reviews. However I was another victim of poor quality control. Their intermediate lever was too long and stopped the sear travel. I could have ground that down but the housing and trigger were not the right size and kept the trigger from working. Hopefully a JARD trigger will be better.

by mike a. on September 20, 2023

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danger, danger, danger

The first instruction on receiving the trigger is to close bolt slowly to not fire the gun. I should have caught on then. After testing and retesting for that I went to the range. I fired 35 rounds. 32 on purpose. 2 on closing the bolt ever so softly. 1 after closing the bolt, removing my hand and 2-3 seconds later having it go off w/ no human aid. This is my second trigger this mfg. The first had to be rebuilt. OK after that. This one speaks for itself. Never, never a third.