[Mossyrock]

I have read on this forum that Videki is going out of business. It is often said that Videki is the benchmark against which all other triggers are judged. I would be willing to bet that several of the other triggers on the market were, in fact, built by Videki. With Videki gone from the marketplace, who do we fall back on? Just wondering....

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Mossyrock
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[Hilton Yam]

There are plenty of quality triggers on the market, and while Videcki triggers are considered tops, you would also likely have excellent results with King's, Wilson, or McCormick triggers. I personally don't care much for the lightweight black plastic shoe triggers from SVI/STI, nor do I like the multi piece triggers from SVI. The Dlask triggers do not seem to be well regarded. If you stick to a name brand trigger, you'll probably do just fine. Personally, I'm not getting too excited.

 

[Steve Morrison]

I have found the STI carbon fiber/titianium triggers to be excellent. They are very light weight, rigid, and oversized in the right areas. The contours of the STI finger piece fit me well.

The SV triggers are high quality and well made, but I would prefer a one piece shoe on a carry gun.

The interchangable inserts are a great feature on race guns which regularly undergo modification and tuning. Especially so on the Infinity and STI hi cap frames which otherwise require major dissassemly to change the trigger out.