remington 597

jag

March 16, 2005 04:04

hi, i'd like to start shooting my 597 at paper. my question is, is it a big deal to have the trigger adjusted? i don't know the poundage but i'd say its pretty high. i took the stock off and everything is contained and it doesn't look like an easy job. is anyone familiar with this gun? thanks for your time

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  jag

  March 16, 2005 04:04

  I just picked up a remington 597 from a friend and im wondering if i can buy a folding stock for it? i've looked around online but could'nt find anything. any help would be appreciated. thanks.

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  D@D

  March 16, 2005 05:49

  I'd reccomend you take it to a gunsmith for about $25 or so you can get him to adjust it.

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  jag

  March 16, 2005 06:31

  do you know if they can do it?
  thanks again for input

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  Hunter375

  March 16, 2005 08:55

  Not a lot can be done other than perhaps polishing contact points to smooth out the pull and lighten it a tad. The 597 is a good rifle, but not an expensive one. It's action is fairly simple and not really designed to be a target type firearm. If you want a tack driving .22, I would suggest a 541x or a Kimber or Anschutz.
  
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