Just curious, on M40A3s and M24s, for example, are they all tuned old style Remington triggers, or do they use aftermarket triggers or xmarks on some of them?
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Re: Do all the military 700s use old style triggers?
The M-24 comes with an adjustable screw located on the face of the trigger pad that controls weight of pull. Remington calls this a "Model 40-X" trigger.
However, they also made another version of Model 40-X trigger with an adjustment screw located directly in front of the trigger, also externally adjustable, which was not issued on M-24's.
The M-24 comes with an adjustable screw located on the face of the trigger pad that controls weight of pull. Remington calls this a "Model 40-X" trigger.
However, they also made another version of Model 40-X trigger with an adjustment screw located directly in front of the trigger, also externally adjustable, which was not issued on M-24's.
Re: Do all the military 700s use old style triggers?
Im not sure about the military weapons but I received my mlr 338 several months back and was surprised that it didn't have the x mark pro brigger but the older trigger with the serated trigger face. Adjusted to 2 pounds with no creep verry quickly and is very nice.
Justin Bowerman
JB Enterprise
07 FFL in Central Ca.
Im not sure about the military weapons but I received my mlr 338 several months back and was surprised that it didn't have the x mark pro brigger but the older trigger with the serated trigger face. Adjusted to 2 pounds with no creep verry quickly and is very nice.
Justin Bowerman
JB Enterprise
07 FFL in Central Ca.
