To the OP: If it's a gun made within the last several years it has a new trigger system, as they finally got rid of the Walker trigger with all the problems in all but the 770 cheapos. The only way I'd ever own an older one would be to change out the trigger for an aftermarket one like a Timney. The actions, as others have stated, are top notch. Mike Walker, the engineer employed by Remington and who designed the trigger in question, wanted it changed before they manufactured many of them decades ago and they wouldn't do it even though the extra cost would have only been a nickle a gun. The company has settled many lawsuits out of court or due to court cases and over 20 people have lost their lives when people unfortunately had them pointed in the wrong direction when they went off without the trigger being touched and they had not been worked on, etc.