The Savage AXIS Pro Trigger Upgrade Kit is a major improvement over the factory Savage AXIS Trigger. The Savage AXIS Trigger Upgrade Kit is a major improvement over the factory Savage AXIS Trigger. This kit removes the creep and lightens the trigger pull weight by the use of shims and new springs. In the case of the 110 Axis Hunter, stock removal and replacement (like many things) is different from the norm. SAVAGE AXIS EDGE STAINLESS STEEL TRIGGER UPGRADE KIT WITH SHIMS & LUBE GREASE.This Trigger Kit uses the same Lighter Trigger Return Spring but offers a different Overtravel Screw for those who will be upgrading their Stock Aftermarket Wood Rifle Stock ATTENTION CUSTOMERS: THESE ARE MADE FOR BOYDS AFTERMARKET WOOD STOCKS WILL NOT FIT FACTORY WOOD STOCKS OR POLYMER FACTORY STOCKS Fits all Savage Axis models and calibers, Reduce your trigger pull from stock 6. Delta Deals Trigger Upgrade Kit Featuring: Aero Precision M5.
The design of this bolt handle allows the shooter to move their hand straight up and run the bolt providing greater consistency between shots. If you have experience working with fillers it should take 20 to 30 minutes to a maximum two to three hours to complete. 5/15/21: ALL PRODUCTS ARE IN STOCK AND READY FOR SALE. Trigger pull weight can be adjusted from approx. Before the kit 5 trigger snaps averaged 5lbs, 4. For Gun Model: Axis/Edge Hunting Rifle with OEM Trigger. Since it is bordering on being an antique, or at least a collector’s item, I’m making sure that any fixes or modifications are not permanent, so it could be restored to original state if desired in the future.Will replace Models: 10 (T-SR), 11, 12, 110, 16, 111, 112, 114 & 116. The electrical wiring needs repair, and it needs some safety guards. They had a reprint of a 1956 Ward’s catalog, and my saw is right inside on the second page.Įven though it is 50 years old, it still works nicely, but there are a number of things this saw needs. My friend Jerry helped me find more information about this saw from the Old Wood Working Machine’s Powr-Kraft page. I know this is not the original since Craftsman is a Sears brand. Mine has a 1-horsepower Craftsman electrical motor. The saw takes an 8-inch blade, and is belt-driven with the motor mounted on the back of the frame. Looking at it, I guessed it was from the 1960s. The label identifies it as a Powr-Kraft model TMG-3332A from Montgomery-Wards date unkown. It needed some repair, but looked like it was likely still in fairly good condition. I acquired a table saw last summer at a local estate sale for $20.
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