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The factory trigger on an older Savage bolt gun is one of the first things folks want to fix, and Timney has been the go-to answer for decades. This nickel-plated unit replaces the original trigger with a self-contained assembly that gives you a cleaner break, no gritty creep, and the kind of consistent feel that actually shows up on paper. It's built for the pre-AccuTrigger Savage rifles, machined from solid steel and case hardened so it holds up shot after shot.
The big draw here is control. Pull weight adjusts anywhere from 1.5 to 4 pounds, and it ships factory-calibrated so you can bolt it in and shoot right away or take your time fine-tuning it. On top of pull weight, you get separate adjustments for sear engagement (that's your creep) and overtravel (the follow-through after the break). Dialing those in is done with a hex wrench and a little patience, and the payoff is a trigger that breaks like a glass rod instead of dragging through slack.
This one covers a wide swath of the Savage lineup, including Models 10, 11, 12, 16, 110, 111, 112, 114, 116, 210, and the Stevens 200. In plain terms, it's designed to fit Savage bolt-action centerfire rifles built since the late 1970s that don't already wear an AccuTrigger. Worth noting it won't work on bottom bolt release actions, so check your setup before ordering.
Installation is a drop-in job for most folks. You pull the barreled action from the stock, knock out the trigger hinge pin, and set the new Timney in place. Plenty of Savage owners handle it at the kitchen table with basic tools, though the safety adjustment sometimes takes a couple of tries to get right. If you get stuck, Timney's support has a solid reputation for walking you through it. For anyone chasing tighter groups or just tired of fighting a heavy factory pull, this is a straightforward upgrade that punches well above its weight.
No, this model is made for the older, pre-AccuTrigger Savage rifles. It's designed to fit Savage bolt-action centerfire rifles built since 1977 that came with the traditional trigger. If your rifle wears an AccuTrigger, you'll want Timney's dedicated AccuTrigger-compatible unit instead.
For most owners it's a genuine drop-in job. You remove the barreled action from the stock, tap out the trigger hinge pin, and set the new trigger in place following the included instructions. The pull weight and creep adjustments are simple with a hex wrench, though getting the safety dialed in just right can take a couple of tries.
The trigger adjusts anywhere from 1.5 to 4 pounds and ships factory-calibrated, typically around 3 pounds out of the box. Most folks settle somewhere between 2 and 2.5 pounds for a crisp, clean break. Results at the very bottom of the range can vary rifle to rifle, so take your time and always test the safety after any adjustment.
The internals and adjustability are identical between the two. The only real difference is the finish, so this comes down to personal preference and how it matches the rest of your rifle. Both deliver the same crisp Timney break and 1.5 to 4 pound adjustment range.
| UPC | 081950631018 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 63116 |
| Color | SAVAGE 110 |
| Length | 7.7500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
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