Gunsmithing Remington trigger
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Re: Remington trigger
Don't do it if someone gets hurt it will be your fault. Buy a Jewell trigger and be done with it. It will be far better than you can make a Remington trigger anyway.
Don't do it if someone gets hurt it will be your fault. Buy a Jewell trigger and be done with it. It will be far better than you can make a Remington trigger anyway.
Re: Remington trigger
its held together by pins, if you can figure out how to get it apart will you be able to put it back together ? if you go slow & pay attention, make notes if neccasary you should be able to, its only few peices to remeber if you dont take saftey off, lot of info on these triggers -how to- on web all start with continue at your own risk,...........these are good triggers IF IF IF set properly,....... rear screw= sear, top front= overtravel, lower front= pull, remeber after all adustments slap-bump test to make sure it wont AD with an empty chamber >unloaded< of course
its held together by pins, if you can figure out how to get it apart will you be able to put it back together ? if you go slow & pay attention, make notes if neccasary you should be able to, its only few peices to remeber if you dont take saftey off, lot of info on these triggers -how to- on web all start with continue at your own risk,...........these are good triggers IF IF IF set properly,....... rear screw= sear, top front= overtravel, lower front= pull, remeber after all adustments slap-bump test to make sure it wont AD with an empty chamber >unloaded< of course
Re: Remington trigger
in my opinion, too low for a rem trigger 2 1/2 3 more like it remember springs & all metal shrink when cold like in hunting season, try 3 & you will like it if evrything else is clean & polished in right places
in my opinion, too low for a rem trigger 2 1/2 3 more like it remember springs & all metal shrink when cold like in hunting season, try 3 & you will like it if evrything else is clean & polished in right places
