Little help on Identifying a Rem700 trigger
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Re: Little help on Identifying a Rem700 trigger
Serated trigger shoe = not an old X mark
No hole in the trigger shoe = not a new x mark pro
Looks like an older style 700
Serated trigger shoe = not an old X mark
No hole in the trigger shoe = not a new x mark pro
Looks like an older style 700
Re: Little help on Identifying a Rem700 trigger
+1 That dose in fact look like an older style standard rem 700 trigger.
also most of the Xmark pro triggers i have seen are stainless steel.
Hope this helps
+1 That dose in fact look like an older style standard rem 700 trigger.
also most of the Xmark pro triggers i have seen are stainless steel.
Hope this helps
Re: Little help on Identifying a Rem700 trigger
Didnt you see the thing where Rem triggers are unsafe? You better send that to me for proper disposal.
Old Style BTW, but not too old as the shoe is not solid backed
Didnt you see the thing where Rem triggers are unsafe? You better send that to me for proper disposal.
Old Style BTW, but not too old as the shoe is not solid backed
Re: Little help on Identifying a Rem700 trigger
That's the newer style version of the old style trigger (if that makes sense). The trigger shoe would have a solid back if it was the old version of the old style. There's no other differences, so essentially, it's an old style version. Now that I've thoroughly confused you
, you should covet that trigger.
That's the newer style version of the old style trigger (if that makes sense). The trigger shoe would have a solid back if it was the old version of the old style. There's no other differences, so essentially, it's an old style version. Now that I've thoroughly confused you
Re: Little help on Identifying a Rem700 trigger
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Poke</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Didnt you see the thing where Rem triggers are unsafe? You better send that to me for proper disposal.
Old Style BTW, but not too old as the shoe is not solid backed</div></div>
Haha yeah I seen that. Don't you love how the media blows things out of proportion. I can tell it's been messed with b/c it looks like the adj. screws have been locked with fingernail polish. I gave away the stock one and installed a Timney on mine. Thanks for the help everyone. All I was told was that it was for a Rem700. Can these be sent off to be set by a smith w/out the rifle?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Poke</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Didnt you see the thing where Rem triggers are unsafe? You better send that to me for proper disposal.
Old Style BTW, but not too old as the shoe is not solid backed</div></div>
Haha yeah I seen that. Don't you love how the media blows things out of proportion. I can tell it's been messed with b/c it looks like the adj. screws have been locked with fingernail polish. I gave away the stock one and installed a Timney on mine. Thanks for the help everyone. All I was told was that it was for a Rem700. Can these be sent off to be set by a smith w/out the rifle?
Re: Little help on Identifying a Rem700 trigger
Nice trigger.
Would work great on my M40A1 build, so if you want to trade for a "newer, safer" X-Mark, just let me know!
Nice trigger.
Would work great on my M40A1 build, so if you want to trade for a "newer, safer" X-Mark, just let me know!
