Jewell Trigger..how good is their hunting reliability?
03-02-2005 | 08:31 AM
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RE: Jewell Trigger..how good is their hunting reliability?
I would stick with the Remington triggers for big game hunting,now if your hunting varmints I would put a aftermarket trigger on it so you could drop down to oz.'s instead of lbs....
03-02-2005 | 08:44 AM
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RE: Jewell Trigger..how good is their hunting reliability?
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Thanks Jack that is exactly what I will do
would stick with the Remington triggers for big game hunting,now if your hunting varmints I would put a aftermarket trigger on it so you could drop down to oz.'s instead of lbs
03-02-2005 | 09:03 AM
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RE: Jewell Trigger..how good is their hunting reliability?
old, I just got a bunch of remingtons from the early 80's. Some new in the box. I can't believe the difference in quality. The triggers are so nice right from the factory. Breaks better than that Sako even. Blueing is so deep. Not like todays where you can see grain brush marks from milling on the barrel and all.
So when you say latter, do you mean older or newer?
So when you say latter, do you mean older or newer?
03-02-2005 | 09:19 AM
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RE: Jewell Trigger..how good is their hunting reliability?
old, I just got a bunch of remingtons from the early 80's. Some new in the box. I can't believe the difference in quality. The triggers are so nice right from the factory. Breaks better than that Sako even. Blueing is so deep. Not like todays where you can see grain brush marks from milling on the barrel and all.
So when you say latter, do you mean older or newer?
So when you say latter, do you mean older or newer?
