CZ 455 VPT trigger

[kansas]

I've recently purchased this rifle and really like it. The only thing that I can see so far that needs to be upgraded is the trigger. I've read about the Yo Dave trigger and been told about changing the spring as a fix however I've got Timney CE triggers in both of my long range riffle and like them a lot. Both are set right where they came from Timney which is under a pound and have zero creep. I'd go that way with the CZ but it looks like their lowest setting is 1.5 lbs. The Rifle Basix adjust to under a pound. Who has what and trigger and likes it and why? Thanks

 

[kl3309]

Are you any good with a file and stones? It's a 10 minute job working on the trigger's engagement hook.

 

[kansas]

Yeah I've done it but think I'll take the easy way out.

 

[justin amateur]

Options for the 455 are the CZ 2 stage Fly, spring and shim kits, Rifle Basix, Timney and the extremely elusive 455 CZ set trigger.
The Basix is a good option, adjust pull and sear engagement independently until you find the sweet spot.

 

[kansas]

Options for the 455 are the CZ 2 stage Fly, spring and shim kits, Rifle Basix, Timney and the extremely elusive 455 CZ set trigger.
The Basix is a good option, adjust pull and sear engagement independently until you find the sweet spot.

The Rifle Basix is the one I'm leaning towards. You apparently like yours?

 

[justin amateur]

The Basix can be adusted for field carry or bench use.
For hunting I'd set the pull at 2 plus pounds.
For bench use I've had it as low as 4 ounces.
Too sensitive for me that low.
Found that 12 ounces fits my shooting style better.
Was my favorite until I lucked into a couple of 455 set triggers.
Now both my 455's have the set triggers.
3 lbs straight pull for field carry, 12 ounce break for bench use when set.