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#11
Below links are directly to Remingtons own website, so it's not like I'm cherry picking info to slam them. There is also plenty of info posted on the 'tube showing these rifles going off on their own when closing the bolt. The "lawyer triggers" are garbage (vs many others at least) and while unfortunate they had to go that route (because of recalls and lawsuits) it doesn't change that fact. This also isn't a blanket statement for all Remingtons ever built and people shouldn't take it so personal.
Recall List
Information on the lawsuit
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#12
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Oct 2013
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Blah, Blah, Blah. There is a reason that Remington rifles are the platform most of the snipers in both military and police use. The lawsuit is based on people claiming the rifle went off but most of those instances were found to be operator fault. The same thing has happened with every brand of rifle. Remington settled simply because it is cheaper to do so.
Any mass produced item will have the occasional lemon. Nothing new here nor does it mean every Remington is a lemon despite what you claim. I'm more than willing to bet I have more shooting experience than you do with a wider variety of firearm types and brands. Remington makes a quality item period and for you to try and claim otherwise is little more than ignorant.
In my collection right now I have 3 Remington rifles: Model 700 ADL in 7mm Mag, Model 700 Classic in 6.5x55 Swedish and Model 700 Classic in 375 H&H. All have good adjustable triggers and I have tried to make them fire in the way that BS lawsuit claims. Never been able to do so. My late father and brother also shot Model 700 ADLs in 7mm Mag and they never had an issue with them. I have taken more than 60 species of game worldwide with Remingtons and have never had an issue.
You keep your panties in a twist over Remingtons and I'll keep killing game with them. But I'll still use my CZs, Mannlichers, Rugers, Winchesters, Weatherbys etc... along the ways as well.
Any mass produced item will have the occasional lemon. Nothing new here nor does it mean every Remington is a lemon despite what you claim. I'm more than willing to bet I have more shooting experience than you do with a wider variety of firearm types and brands. Remington makes a quality item period and for you to try and claim otherwise is little more than ignorant.
In my collection right now I have 3 Remington rifles: Model 700 ADL in 7mm Mag, Model 700 Classic in 6.5x55 Swedish and Model 700 Classic in 375 H&H. All have good adjustable triggers and I have tried to make them fire in the way that BS lawsuit claims. Never been able to do so. My late father and brother also shot Model 700 ADLs in 7mm Mag and they never had an issue with them. I have taken more than 60 species of game worldwide with Remingtons and have never had an issue.
You keep your panties in a twist over Remingtons and I'll keep killing game with them. But I'll still use my CZs, Mannlichers, Rugers, Winchesters, Weatherbys etc... along the ways as well.
#13
Take a breath and actually read what I wrote. I'm not attacking Remington and I'm not attacking you. You like your Remington rifles....good for you! Come down off the soap box for a moment and stop taking/making it personal.
#14
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Oct 2013
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Whatever Dude. Several have mentioned Remington. Only you oppose them. My suggestion to the guy, based on nearly a half a century of hunting in 13 states, 2 canadian provinces, 5 trips to Africa, for 68 different species of game and after 25+ years of active duty service is sound. Feel free to disagree but your opinion is no more valid than mine on the subject.
If you don't like Remingtons, fine. But don't try to tell someone they are a lousy choice. Millions of shooters and hunters (such as myself) will disagree with you. This will be my last post on this thread. You simply are not worth engaging any longer.
If you don't like Remingtons, fine. But don't try to tell someone they are a lousy choice. Millions of shooters and hunters (such as myself) will disagree with you. This will be my last post on this thread. You simply are not worth engaging any longer.
#15
Despite what you seem to think, I too love my Model 700 in 30-06 that has been passed down. Of all my rifles, it is hands down my favorite and means the most to me. Thankfully, that was all pre-lawyer trigger days.
Seriously though, congrats on your 25+ years of service and thank you for your service. I will retire in about a year and 20 years will have been enough for me at this point. Over and out.
#16