Cz455 trigger-Timney or Rifle Basix

[Kamkaze]

I was I want to upgrade my sons 455 PT trigger and I’ve been looking at both the Tunney and Rifle Basix. Which do you prefer and why? Thanks in advance!

 

[accurate obsession]

While I have Timney's on other rifles, did not want on my .22 because will not go below 2 lbs. Rifle Basix performance can be achieved with a $25 Yo Dave kit. Another contender is CZ Fly Trigger, can go from appx 6 oz to 2 lbs. Can adjust as a single or two stage.

 

[Kamkaze]

While I have Timney's on other rifles, did not want on my .22 because will not go below 2 lbs. Rifle Basix performance can be achieved with a $25 Yo Dave kit. Another contender is CZ Fly Trigger, can go from appx 6 oz to 2 lbs. Can adjust as a single or two stage.

Thank you I was familiar with the yo Dave and was thinking of trying it, I need to check out the cz fly trigger.

 

[deltawiskey]

I was trying to make the same decision for my CZ a few months ago. Since the Yo Dave kit was so economical I decided to try it out first, glad I did, it worked out great for me!
DW

 

[justin amateur]

I've tried the spring and shim trigger modifications.
They work quite well at minimum expense.
I also tried the Rifle Basix on my 455 Varmint.
Installation was easy and full instructions were included.

Punched out the pins on the factory trigger

Installed the Basix

Tested the pull using my redneck pull gauge

You end up with a fully adjustable trigger for both sear engagement and pull load.
I've set it at 3.5 lbs for field carry and as low as 4 ounces for bench use.
4 ounces is scary sensitive and found that I do better when set at 12 ounces.

Ended up trading it for a factory 455 single set trigger.