Jard 4147 Trigger fits Savage 10/110 Series Rifles w/Bottom Bolt Release, 7-12 oz

I'll get to the Jard trigger in a minute. I have three Savage Rifles I use in Long Range Benchrest competitions (not hunting). I removed the "accutriggers" because after about 2000 rounds, any slight side pressure on the trigger would drop the hammer, sometimes the "safety blade" would catch it, locking everything up, sometimes it would fire a round. I installed Rifle Basix triggers. The two with "Top Bolt Release" triggers work awesome and I have no complaints. Both release clean and crisp at 12 ounces. The one Savage rifle I have with a "Bottom Release" version gave me some problems, like the rifle firing when the bolt is closed. I needed to max out the pull weight and sear engagement to solve the problem, so pull weight about 3 lbs (heavy for benchrest shooting - would be okay for hunting). I replaced the Bottom release Rifle Basix with a Jard Bottom release trigger, 7-12 oz. Well worth it. Have not made any adjustments, left it at factory setting. Breaks clean at 8 ounces. The only problem I ran into was I couldn't release the bolt once the stock was installed. Now, the instructions state "some inletting may be required with Accustock and some aftermarket stocks", but they don't let you know where that may be. After two days of trying to figure why the bolt wouldn't release, I found it. The Jard trigger assembly uses hex head screws. The screw heads protrude quite a bit. The screw heads contact the inside of the stock, binding the bolt release. I relieved the area of the stock that the screws were contacting and it solved the problem. I can get my bolt out now.