Remington trigger

[jeff ll]

Okay so buddy has a new toy. went to adjust the trigger and it is all allen head screws that we can not break free. Anyone else run into this? What trigger is this?

 

[old guy]

what kind of gun ?

 

[fastbs]

Not sure what trigger it is but they are often gummed up with loctite type goo from the factory. Try heating them up to melt the goo.

 

[jeff ll]

Duh! I forgot Remmy 700.

 

[BigD_625]

Every time I adjust a Remington trigger for the first time, I have to put some PB Blaster on it with a Q-tip. The videos I've seen just remove the glue with a razor, but that has never worked for me.

 

[jeff ll]

Well Big D all my other Remmys have set screws. This one has lil allen head screws and we can't get them loose. I trying to talk him into just getting an aftermarket trigger for it since this one wants to be a pain in my arse!!!!!

 

[BigD_625]

Have you tried the penetrating oil? It makes a WORLD of difference.

 

[Rubberduck270]

Probably an X Mark. Only one you need to mess with is the weight screw. Leave the sear and overtravel alone.

 

[jeff ll]

What about aftermarket triggers? How do I find out if it is an X Mark? Also how do you read serial number to find out the year? Been seeing a few aftermarkets but they all say pre 2006.

 

[Deer Assassin]

if it is an x mark trigger you will need a propane torch

trust me

good aftermarket trigger

jewell the best

good ones are

rifle basix

and timney is ok

 

[jeff ll]

Well who makes the safety and bolt release that is needed for the aftermarket triggers I've seen? Who makes one with safety and bolt release?

 

[Deer Assassin]

http://www.riflebasix.com/index.php?mai ... x&cPath=24


http://www.ebay.com/itm/Timney-510-Remi ... 4897.l4275


good reading

http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthread ... 710/page/1


the best hands down

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/706845 ... less-steel