remington trigger

[silentvoice71]

....omg is sucks... Most inconsistant pos ever.. while shooting my sps tac this damn trigger was all over the damn joint then at the end of the day it was about a 7lb pull... Time for a timney

 

[Leo]

What trigger do you have, the adjustable Mark X or the old style hunting trigger? While the Mark X is not the same class as a true precision trigger, properly cleaned, lubed and adjusted it isn't too bad.

 

[Yeah]

I've never jubed any trigger at all nor any other thing to any Mark X, but I do have a number of X-Marks sitting at 2 lbs. I prefer the Improved Walker, but wouldn't replace an X with a Timney.

Is this on an XP100?

 

[Dave Doehrman]

....omg is sucks... Most inconsistant pos ever.. while shooting my sps tac this damn trigger was all over the damn joint then at the end of the day it was about a 7lb pull... Time for a timney

Biggest improvement I made on my SPS Varmint was the replacement of the factory trigger with this Jewell trigger: Jewell Rifle Trigger Remington 700 40X Safety 1-1/2oz to 3 lb SS.

I have mine set to 1 lb. pull, just like it came from Jewell. Before I swapped triggers I was dry firing at steel plates at 1,000 yards. When the factory trigger broke, I could see the cross-hairs jumping all over the plate. After the swap, when the trigger breaks, the cross-hairs barely jiggle. There is no creep or movement in the trigger until it breaks. I just concentrate on breathing, sight picture and keeping steady pressure on the trigger and each time the rifle fires, it is a surprise.

If you haven't tried a Jewell, find one to fondle and dry fire. I think you'll be impressed.

 

[SERparacord]

Unfortunately most factory triggers are "lawyer triggers".

 

[Matt52]

I have a Remington 700 LVSF in .22-250 and its trigger feels like dragging a bag of bricks very have and breaks horribly I plan on getting a timney or jewell to replace it.

 

[JettaKnight]

....omg is sucks... Most inconsistant pos ever.. while shooting my sps tac this damn trigger was all over the damn joint then at the end of the day it was about a 7lb pull... Time for a timney

Why are most of your post written like a bad Haiku?

 

[silentvoice71]

No time for a nice long written out post. I have a 18 month old red head daughter. Sometimes im running and typing so captain no input leave useful info or GTFO.

love
Mr bad haiku

Btw it is a xmark trigger and dave thats the same one i was looking at along with the timney

 

[IndyGunworks]

No time for a nice long written out post. I have a 18 month old red head daughter. Sometimes im running and typing so captain no input leave useful info or GTFO.

love
Mr bad haiku

Btw it is a xmark trigger and dave thats the same one i was looking at

This why i no offer any information in threads lk dis.


If you cant take the time to put together complete sentances, or at least complete thoughts, then why should i waste my time sharing my extensive knowledge of remington triggers both factory and afermarket?


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i am GTFO now

 

[fireball168]

..then why should i waste my time sharing my extensive knowledge of remington triggers both factory and afermarket?

I love this place.

 

[silentvoice71]

Wow good way to get business from people i guess. Insult them..... Ill remember that.

 

[IndyGunworks]

Wow good way to get business from people i guess. Insult them..... Ill remember that.

I have not been "in the business" for almost a year now. Guess i wasnt a good enough "people person"

 

[ltb1]

i couldnt figure out this post from the beginning indy!!

 

[Jack Ryan]

I wouldn't have bought it in the first place if the trigger was that bad.

 

[IndyGunworks]

I wouldn't have bought it in the first place if the trigger was that bad.

I miss your old avatar.

 

[billybob44]

Remington Trigger?

I have a Remington 700 LVSF in .22-250 and its trigger feels like dragging a bag of bricks very have and breaks horribly I plan on getting a timney or jewell to replace it.

When you do, send it to me..I'll pay the shipping+...Bill.

 

[1911ly]

I played with my cousins X Mark trigger. I did not care for it. 3.0 lb's was the lightest we could get. It was consistant. That was not an issue. Was a little creapy. I have the older style in my 700. I can set it as low as 2.5 lb's safely. I prefer just over 3 lb's He offered to trade triggers. I passed. For the moment I am going to keep my old trigger. If I get a Timney I might give him my old one.

 

[IndyGunworks]

I love this place.

I have installed and adjusted well over 50 remington 700 triggers to date, so I dont know what exactly you are quoting that particular part of my post for?

 

[jayhawk]

If you haven't tried a Jewell, find one to fondle and dry fire. I think you'll be impressed.

Agree, the jewell trigger is sweet. I had one on my 700 LSS, while I owned it.

 

[fireball168]

..so I dont know what exactly you are quoting that particular part of my post for?

Read your own signature line.