By Mark V. Lonsdale, STTU
As some of you know, last season we ran the awesome Bix’n Andy TacSport Pro trigger in our multiple award winning ELR .416 Barretts. A pro shooter could not ask for a finer competition trigger.
Competition winning Bix’n Andy TacSport Pro
Ko2M ELR .416 Barrett built on a BAT action, Bartlein barrel, mounted in a McMillan Beast-2 stock.
Now Bullet Central and Bix’n Andy have introduced a more robust, affordable trigger for every day use – the Dakota. I’ve just mounted this trigger in one of my .300 WinMags for evaluation next week. This was an easy trigger switch for a Rem 700 long action and the trigger can be mounted with or without the bottom bolt release. If you have a side bolt release on your action then it is a simple matter of removing the two small Torx screws.
Bix’n Andy DAKOTA with bottom bolt release on a Rem 700 long action. Mounting is a simple process of punching out two cross pins and replacing the stock trigger
Another convenient feature of the Dakota is the trigger pull weight can be adjusted without taking the action out of the stock. It can also be adjusted down to 1 pound for target shooting or increased for personal preference in the field. We run our tactical training rifles with 2.5 pound triggers.
Trigger pull weight can be adjusted without removing the action from the stock
From the Bullet Central web site – here are the features that make the Bix’n Andy Dakota trigger so special:
- Fully Weather Resistant so that you can perform at your best no matter what mother nature throws at you.
- Searless Design ensures simplicity and total reliability.
- Single Stage trigger mechanism with a crisp release.
- Rem 700 Model and all Rem 700 Style clone compatibility.
- Ideal Over-Travel so that you do not interfere with the rifle’s position during fire.
- Patented Ball Bearing Design with lifetime support guarantee.
- Precision Machined Parts.
- 1 lbs – 4.5 lbs (or 450g – 2,000g) Pull Weight for a wide range of adjustment.
For more info, go to https://www.bulletcentral.com/product/bixn-andy-dakota-trigger/
Stay tuned for field testing next week
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.300 WinMag built on a Rem 700 action, Bartlein barrel, and McMillan A6 stock with an Accu-Tac bipod
