South Pender
Well-Known Member
I've been looking for a replacement trigger for a Sako L461 in .222 Rem. and came across the Bix'n Andy website. For those of you who shoot benchrest, the Bix'n Andy name will be well known, as they are considered to be just about the best trigger out there--even better than Jewells in the minds of many shooters.
Anyway, one Bix'n Andy trigger model is advertised as fitting the Sako S491 action. So here's my question:
Is the bottom of the S491 receiver sufficiently close to that of the L461 to assume that this Bix'n Andy trigger would also work in an L461? I guess I'm asking about things like method of attachment of the trigger housing, including spacing of screw holes, and proper location of the sear relative to the cocking piece.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Anyway, one Bix'n Andy trigger model is advertised as fitting the Sako S491 action. So here's my question:
Is the bottom of the S491 receiver sufficiently close to that of the L461 to assume that this Bix'n Andy trigger would also work in an L461? I guess I'm asking about things like method of attachment of the trigger housing, including spacing of screw holes, and proper location of the sear relative to the cocking piece.
Any help will be much appreciated.