As I've stated in previous posts, I own a Browning BPS that I use specifically for deer hunting. Although I love the feel and function of this gun overall, the trigger is one aspect that leaves something to be desired! My other white-tail firearm that I use is a CVA Accura that has a very good trigger, with a pull around 2 lbs I believe; it's a very light trigger! From what I have read, the BPS has a trigger pull that approaches the weight of the gun, coming in somewhere between 6-7 lbs.
This heavy trigger gives me some trouble and I'd prefer a lighter one. I've done some looking and I've heard a lot of good things about Precision Sports, so I contacted them and they replied with the following:
"If you send us the trigger assembly, with a tag on it with your name address and phone, along with a check for $70 which will cover return shipping we can get to it as soon as possible."
This is another upgrade I plan to make to the BPS in the off season. For the cost, I find that having a trigger around 4lbs or less would be much better shooting than the heavier trigger that came stock with the gun. I'm going to try and get a trigger pull gauge and do a before and after and as well as write a review of the work they do. Also I'll try to get a few photos of how to get the trigger assembly out if anyone is interested in this on a BPS. I'm looking forward to getting this work done and getting the BPS out to the range and putting some rounds through it with the new trigger!
Has anyone had any work done by Precision Sports in the past? I'd like to hear any stories you have about the work you've had done.
-Paul Nicolucci
This heavy trigger gives me some trouble and I'd prefer a lighter one. I've done some looking and I've heard a lot of good things about Precision Sports, so I contacted them and they replied with the following:
"If you send us the trigger assembly, with a tag on it with your name address and phone, along with a check for $70 which will cover return shipping we can get to it as soon as possible."
This is another upgrade I plan to make to the BPS in the off season. For the cost, I find that having a trigger around 4lbs or less would be much better shooting than the heavier trigger that came stock with the gun. I'm going to try and get a trigger pull gauge and do a before and after and as well as write a review of the work they do. Also I'll try to get a few photos of how to get the trigger assembly out if anyone is interested in this on a BPS. I'm looking forward to getting this work done and getting the BPS out to the range and putting some rounds through it with the new trigger!
Has anyone had any work done by Precision Sports in the past? I'd like to hear any stories you have about the work you've had done.
-Paul Nicolucci
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