Trigger on the Sendero

gunnut

November 01, 2001 17:37

Just wondering how to adjust it, if there is anything I should be leary of, or do I need a gunsmith to maintain safty?

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cpermd

November 01, 2001 19:56
The Remington 700 has the best and most easily adjusted trigger on a factory gun.It was easier in the days before the epoxy on the screws.A Bic lighter fixes that. http://www.snipercountry.com/RemingtonTriggers.htm
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gunnut

November 01, 2001 20:21
Many thanks,
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JustC

November 02, 2001 03:52
keep in mind there are 3 screws. one is for pull weight, one is for creep, and one is for,I beleive, crispness. My advice would be to get a gunsmith to do it the first time and explain to you which is which. This way you will be sure of what is going on the next time you do it.
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cpermd

November 02, 2001 05:15
Keep in mind all of that is in the thread I posted.There are too many lawyers and pussies posting about triggers.cpermd
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gunnut

November 02, 2001 08:50
Many thanx cpermd outstanding article!!
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JustC

November 02, 2001 12:50
maybe he didn't read your thread.
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gunnut

November 02, 2001 16:08
Did I miss something here? cpermd are you callin me a pussy or worse yet a lawer?
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cpermd

November 02, 2001 20:32
No[ ]Just tired of folks saying you need to see a gunsmith to have a trigger adjustment on a 700 or a 70.
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