Swilly from United States, TX Public Profile

This knife has a great design for boning wild game, the steel 420HC which is ideal for holding an edge and it is super sharp out of the box, the workmanship is shotty though, where the handle panels come together. I actually sent one back because it was so crappy, the replacement I got, was a little better but not as expected from a $50+ cost on a knife.

After watching the install video several times, and reading the written instructions to get a good overview of the install process, I was a bit overwhelmed since it is not a "Drop-in" part, you do need to have some punch tools and basic gunsmithing knowledge and skills, but you can do it, I did. I'm extremely glad I did, since it it an amazing trigger, that has zero creep, zero over travel(if you want that), and a tactile reset, it can't be beat for the price! I did have to re-set the over travel because it did not have enough, and was a bit scary giving the possibility to render a "double bump shot", so I added an extra 1/4 back out turn to give just a little bit extra travel after the trigger releases the hammer. (the instructions say back it out at least 1/2 turn. So I achieved a total of 3/4 back out turn.) I actually had to heat up the trigger group since I used the red Loctite on my first trial, so it is best to set the screws first, try the trigger a few times, then re-install using the loctite. I got it the second time PERFECT! It's a light 3.5-4 lb pull using the red spring, but I don't have a trigger devise to verify, I can just tell... Went to the range and OMG, I am shooting 1" groups at 100 yrds., with a 300 Blkout 125 grn Nosler green tips, which is AS ACCURATE AS my 308 bolt action!!! That says alot, AMAZING TRIGGER!

THis rail is so sweet for my Marlin 1895, allowing me to mount any optic for longer range shots, and it doesn't get in the way of my Ghost Ring iron sight set up neither. I bought a QD attachment for a Red dot that I can easily and quickly attach the Red Dot if I need to make a long shot. This set up looks fantastic too!