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Jard Trigger

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Foxhunter223

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Has anyone here installed a Jard Trigger on a Sako S491 ? If you have can you tell me what you thought of it and was it worth it ?
Thanks for looking and for any answers.
Pete
 
Good question. But no I havent but very interested to learn more about this JARD trigger system and its claims. But have seen them for sale and wondered if anyone has used one on ANY A or L series Sako? 14 oz pull sounds very interesting ...
 

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I didn't realize Jard built a trigger for the A/L series, their site only shows them available for the 75's.
 
The Jard triggers are only available for the M995 & the M75 Sakos. Haven't played with them to see if they could be adapted to the 91 series or the L/A series Sakos, but looking at the pictures of them & the way the sear protrudes above the trigger block assembly & the position of the safety lever I think it highly unlikely. Curious if anybody has tried it.
 
OK thanks Paulsonconstruction for clarifying that. second you on curiosity re anyone tried to adapt the Jard. I'll search the archives and try to find what other triggers are available for the L/A series. Nothing wrong with the Sako triggers but lighter than 2lbs could be very nice on my L461 222. The 222 is in almost constant use around the home paddocks, and the last one, an A1, which served well for nearly 30 years seemed to have a far better feel to the trigger than the new pristine L461 that has now replaced it.
 
Someone who is accustomed to working on Sako triggers can probably make your L461 trigger as good as any (non-set) trigger on Earth. I'm speaking now of going into the internals of the trigger, not just tinkering with its adjustments. And they can probably do it for less than the cost of even the least expensive replacement trigger you can buy.
 
thanks for that input stonecreek - maybe my previous one had this work done before I obtained it
 
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