Any experience with Wild West happy trigger?

[woody]

Any one have experience with Wild West happy triggers for Malin lever actions? Was thinking of trying one in my new 336.

[Len]

Used their trigger, extractor, large lever on a marlin. The trigger was definitely an improvement less slop the lever had square edges and would have been a lot better had the corners been rounded.

[boxhead]

The factory trigger can be worked into a very nice one too.

[foxtrapper]

I have installed them in all my Marlin 1895's and 94's. Easy to do and you end up with a crisp trigger at around 3 lbs. It also eliminates the factory trigger flop. Well worth the cash!

[rkcohen]

have x2 JMs w/WW triggers and ejectors.

for me, fall into "best first improvements" category...

[brionic]

I have one on my 1894P. Exponentially better than factory. Boxhead is correct about improving factory trigger, but I prefer the WW version by far.

Add an aperture rear and post front sight while you're at it.

[alukban]

I am very pleased with one I put in a 336 in .35 Remington.

That wiggly factory trigger is like an irritating loose tooth!

[woody]

I just got one today and will be installing it tomorrow.

[woody]

I installed my happy trigger last night. I'm really impressed with it. It reduced the pull considerably and changes the angle of the trigger nicely. Also does away with the Marlin trigger flop. Not sure what the pull is at but nice for a hunting gun. Easy enough to do I think my 9 year old could do it.

[Tx Gun Runner]

I think the WWT is well worth the money . I use this gun SASS/CAS matches and have made other mod to gun to make it a super RACE gun and that WW trigger make the gun a dream to shoot over the stock one  .