Sometimes when i go to lock the bolt in place to fire it wont stay cocked? any help would be heplful. Thanks
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
Factory trigger? You play with it at all?
http://www.quarterbore.com/library/articles/rem700trigger.html
http://www.snipercountry.com/Articles/Remingtontriggers.asp
http://www.snipersparadise.com/articles/adjusting_the_rem_700_trigger.htm
Factory trigger? You play with it at all?
http://www.quarterbore.com/library/articles/rem700trigger.html
http://www.snipercountry.com/Articles/Remingtontriggers.asp
http://www.snipersparadise.com/articles/adjusting_the_rem_700_trigger.htm
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
That what i was thinking to. I should have let someone else adjust it for me.
That what i was thinking to. I should have let someone else adjust it for me.
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
make sure when you play with it, that you go through all the checks afterwards...and thoroughly. Bang it around, play with the safety, open the bolt and slam it shut..do that a lot.
make sure when you play with it, that you go through all the checks afterwards...and thoroughly. Bang it around, play with the safety, open the bolt and slam it shut..do that a lot.
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
definitely your sear engagement, bet you turned that instead of tension screw, been there a time or two.
definitely your sear engagement, bet you turned that instead of tension screw, been there a time or two.
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
It is an engagement issue, or the trigger return spring tension is to light, or a combination of both.
Does the cocking piece follow the bolt handle down to the fired position, or is there initial sear support (Loaded tension on main spring) and when the trigger fails, releases the striker with an audible click upon rotation of the bolt. The first one is termed a "Soft Follows Down" and the latter is a "Hard Follow Down".
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It is an engagement issue, or the trigger return spring tension is to light, or a combination of both.
Does the cocking piece follow the bolt handle down to the fired position, or is there initial sear support (Loaded tension on main spring) and when the trigger fails, releases the striker with an audible click upon rotation of the bolt. The first one is termed a "Soft Follows Down" and the latter is a "Hard Follow Down".
Aug ><>
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
this is how you learn,take your time and pay attention to what reaction the trigger has as you turn screws.
this is how you learn,take your time and pay attention to what reaction the trigger has as you turn screws.
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: teambarlar</div><div class="ubbcode-body">this is how you learn,take your time and pay attention to what reaction the trigger has as you turn screws. </div></div>
+1....ask me how i know after 2 ADs
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: teambarlar</div><div class="ubbcode-body">this is how you learn,take your time and pay attention to what reaction the trigger has as you turn screws. </div></div>
+1....ask me how i know after 2 ADs
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
are you cycling the bolt up then back? your not just lifting the bolt up and droping back down?
I assume you have adjusted the trigger and are now doing your safty checks?
are you cycling the bolt up then back? your not just lifting the bolt up and droping back down?
I assume you have adjusted the trigger and are now doing your safty checks?
Re: Rem 700 sps wont stay cocked??????
+1 on the trigger adjustment being off.
I did the same thing with a howa, dropped in a timney, problem solved.
+1 on the trigger adjustment being off.
I did the same thing with a howa, dropped in a timney, problem solved.
