One of the problems with the 700 triggers that I've seen over the last few years is that the sear surfaces aren't as nicely polished as they used to be. A little bit of roughness or if the geometry is off a little can cause a creepy gritty trigger no matter how well you adjust it. If you aren't happy with the trigger, taking it to a gunsmith to have the surfaces stoned smooth and trued up can make a world of difference, or you can buy an aftermarket trigger to replace it.