Model 7 Trigger
02-13-2008, 01:06 PM
#11
Typical Buck
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RE: Model 7 Trigger
PLEASE READ!!!
Guys and gals be careful on givinginstuctions on trigger adjustments(especially to minors). This is a very dangerous area if you DON"T KNOW What you are doing PLEASE Take it to someone that does!!! This is not something that you want to play around with and accidently KILL someone in the process. Just my 2 cents!
Guys and gals be careful on givinginstuctions on trigger adjustments(especially to minors). This is a very dangerous area if you DON"T KNOW What you are doing PLEASE Take it to someone that does!!! This is not something that you want to play around with and accidently KILL someone in the process. Just my 2 cents!
02-13-2008, 09:13 PM
#13
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 90
RE: Model 7 Trigger
Thanks for the help and the concern fellas.
Many thanks to eldeguello, who has offered to help explain things and show me how to adjust my trigger. Only living about 25 minutes from me...
About the minor thing, well not for quite a while now... Haha, I should change my username, but that is a pain... Thanks for the concern.
Many thanks to eldeguello, who has offered to help explain things and show me how to adjust my trigger. Only living about 25 minutes from me...
About the minor thing, well not for quite a while now... Haha, I should change my username, but that is a pain... Thanks for the concern.
02-15-2008, 10:38 PM
#14
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
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RE: Model 7 Trigger
If you google up trigger job for remington model700 it will take you to a website that gives you detailed instructions on a remington trigger job,the website is quarterbore.com and a bunch of other # & letters I can't remember it works my rem.700SPS had about a 5lb9oz trigger now it breaks cleanly just under 2lbs just be careful and don't go to light for a hunting rifle,it also gives you instructions for safety checks.Check it out and be careful.I am assuming that the model7 has the same three adjustment screws as the 700's I have never owned a 7.But I have owned several mod.700's and this works great for me.
02-20-2008, 12:53 PM
#15
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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RE: Model 7 Trigger
I thought I should post a follow-up/update:
BIG THANKS to eldeguello. I met up with him last weekend and he asjusted my trigger. We think it was somewhere around 5-6lbs from the factory. [:@]
He took his time and explained everything to me. When all was said and done, the trigger is now breaking right around 2.5lbs. And let me tell you, it is such a difference!
My .204 is now becoming the dream gun I had imagined.
BIG THANKS to eldeguello. I met up with him last weekend and he asjusted my trigger. We think it was somewhere around 5-6lbs from the factory. [:@]
He took his time and explained everything to me. When all was said and done, the trigger is now breaking right around 2.5lbs. And let me tell you, it is such a difference!
My .204 is now becoming the dream gun I had imagined.
