It is my opinion that you need to look a little harder at what you already have.
Show me what I"m not seeing????
That's why I posted on here. If you remember I asked for opinions. If you don't have any insightful comments keep them to yourself.
My idea of an adjustable trigger is one that I can look at the directions and do it at home. Can I do that with this trigger? Or does it have to go to a gunsmith to get done? If it does, is it money better spent than buying a replacement?
I have a Remington 700 PSS that does not have an adjustable trigger in it...older one I assume?
Without spending a ton of money on an aftermarket adjustable trigger, does anyone know if I can change it with a factory Remington 700 model adjustable trigger?
Any opinions or ideas?
That's why I posted on here. If you remember I asked for opinions. If you don't have any insightful comments keep them to yourself.
My idea of an adjustable trigger is one that I can look at the directions and do it at home. Can I do that with this trigger? Or does it have to go to a gunsmith to get done? If it does, is it money better spent than buying a replacement?
Google-"Remington 700 Trigger Adjustment". You will find the adjustment screws at the FRONT of the trigger assembly. Be sure to read several times BEFORE you turn a screw.That's why I posted on here. If you remember I asked for opinions. If you don't have any insightful comments keep them to yourself.
My idea of an adjustable trigger is one that I can look at the directions and do it at home. Can I do that with this trigger? Or does it have to go to a gunsmith to get done? If it does, is it money better spent than buying a replacement?