ORIGINAL: stalkingbear
You don't need to buy & install aftermarket trigger, all you have to do is adjust/have adjusted the factory trigger already on it. That would be cheaper than replacing complete trigger, while yielding same results. They purposely set triggers at factory too hard in hopes they won't get sued in case of accidental discharge.
ORIGINAL: killadoe
Also I already have a remington 700 243cal, however the trigger is so hard on it, I need to get an aftermarket trigger.
I have tried I just cant get the back screw loose. It almost seems glued in there. I have used wd-40 and still cant get it.