Hello! I am from Brazil and I have the opportunity to buy an ATA rifle with a 20” barrel. With this configuration, can I also achieve sub-MOA groupings? My friends say the ideal would be a 26” barrel. My shots will be between 100-150m and occasionally up to 300m. The caliber I am acquiring is .308 Win.
The screw on the Stevens model trigger does nothing for the pull weight or at least mine didn't. It does however take up some of the travel I would be leery of removing too much travel it might create a dangerous situation. I rotated the screw to the limit on mine and the pull weight was never reduced by more than four ounces and was not consistent. I rotated it back to where it was factory set and with some fine tuning got the pull weight to about four pounds and six ounces.
@@justinpennington7682not anymore, they took away the adjustment screw that sets the spring preload, so the only screw accessible is the second stage. You have to disassemble the trigger and cut or replace springs to adjust the trigger pull.
@@Scotttt34 I watched a clip in Russian where they were comparing bore erosion after shooting and storing uncleaned this Turkua and some other gun. Regardless of barrel wear, the bore scope showed that the unfired Turkish barrel seems to be assembled of three separate sections, rather loosely connected by some kind of contact welding? Or maybe these pronounced seams have another origin? Or purpose?
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Hello! I am from Brazil and I have the opportunity to buy an ATA rifle with a 20” barrel. With this configuration, can I also achieve sub-MOA groupings? My friends say the ideal would be a 26” barrel. My shots will be between 100-150m and occasionally up to 300m. The caliber I am acquiring is .308 Win.
The screw on the Stevens model trigger does nothing for the pull weight or at least mine didn't. It does however take up some of the travel I would be leery of removing too much travel it might create a dangerous situation. I rotated the screw to the limit on mine and the pull weight was never reduced by more than four ounces and was not consistent. I rotated it back to where it was factory set and with some fine tuning got the pull weight to about four pounds and six ounces.
Thanks for the info! Sad they did that to a nice trigger. I’m guessing it was for liability reasons or something like that.
There are 2 different adjustment screws
Not on the model I have maybe the ones ATA sells.@@justinpennington7682
@@justinpennington7682not anymore, they took away the adjustment screw that sets the spring preload, so the only screw accessible is the second stage. You have to disassemble the trigger and cut or replace springs to adjust the trigger pull.
Use lube on the bolt, it gets very smooth. I would like to know where to get this rifle in the USA, vs the Stevens 334.
how much varget and what weight bullet
Does the action have control feed, Mauser type? Is the trigger assembly plastic?
Push feed, plastic trigger guard
@@Scotttt34 I watched a clip in Russian where they were comparing bore erosion after shooting and storing uncleaned this Turkua and some other gun. Regardless of barrel wear, the bore scope showed that the unfired Turkish barrel seems to be assembled of three separate sections, rather loosely connected by some kind of contact welding? Or maybe these pronounced seams have another origin? Or purpose?
Where did you find this gun on sale?
Ammo Source had them for a while.
These are NOT the Stevens model 334! The Stevens 334 are NOT nearly as accurate as the ATA Turqua.
I own both rifles, they are exactly the same and shoot exactly the same, how did you arrive at that comment>
they are rebranded by Savage as the 334
They are exactly the same .
so you mean ata turqua better?
@bigdevil9774 I had my ATA Turqua zeroed in, in 3 shots. Mine also has a 2 stage trigger, I'm not sure about the Stevens.
Be good if it wasn't in the need more what a sisy weak round
Cope harder, neckbeard
First one I've seen on utube with iron sights. Something new?
i've reviewed this same rifle on my channel !! the stevens 334 walnut version does not have iron sights. and the bolt is almost the same!