I have heard good and bad things about the x-mark pro trigger. My trigger is pretty nice. It breaks as clean as my shillen in my ar50, but it breaks at almost 5 lbs. I have adjusted the trigger to where it does break clean but it's just to heavy. My question is will a reduced power spring from Wolff or holland for the model 700 work with the x-mark or just the old style trigger? If it will work what kind of results can I expect?
Gunsmithing Trigger help
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Re: Trigger help
I am not sure if the spring would work with the factory trigger. I can say this, having owned at least 2 x-mark pro triggers I just saved up and bought a Timney trigger and never looked back. X-Mark are ok for a factory trigger but I want a nice trigger in my rifles and the X-Mark Pro will never be that kind of "nice trigger".
I am not sure if the spring would work with the factory trigger. I can say this, having owned at least 2 x-mark pro triggers I just saved up and bought a Timney trigger and never looked back. X-Mark are ok for a factory trigger but I want a nice trigger in my rifles and the X-Mark Pro will never be that kind of "nice trigger".
Re: Trigger help
I'm new with the x-mark will a Timney trigger with safety and bolt release swap right in?
I'm new with the x-mark will a Timney trigger with safety and bolt release swap right in?
Re: Trigger help
Timney or the Jewell. Don't try to improve the Remington just buy a aftermarket drop in. Much safer and way better performance.
Timney or the Jewell. Don't try to improve the Remington just buy a aftermarket drop in. Much safer and way better performance.
