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Old 02-29-2008, 06:43 PM
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trigger work vs. new adjustable trigger

I'm working on my 270 WSM Rem 700. I would appreciate some advise on having the trigger worked on vs. replacing with an adjustable. If you are for replacement, which ones do you prefer?
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The average guy can replace the trigger spring and adjust it for about $20 for the spring kit and shipping , that would get you down to the 2lb range after that I'd just buy one , I like Riflebasix triggers for the money , they make several modles that range from heavier 1.5-4lb to light 2-6oz units ,they run around $100 for the light weight target models , but they are well worth it.
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Shawn Carlock has a gun of mine right now and we had this discussion today, he said exactly what James J previously posted.
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Old 02-29-2008, 08:53 PM
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I just installed a jewell HVR on my Rem700P. Haven't fired it yet but it is sweet! Easy install, even easier to adjust.

Took me about 30 mins with a torx driver and a pin pusher.
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Have 2 Jewell HVR's

love them both....

twice the money as RB too
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Old 03-03-2008, 07:22 PM
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You may want to look at Remington's new trigger. Word is it will fit 700's all the way back to the first models. mtmuley
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Old 03-03-2008, 07:38 PM
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What sendaro man said, jewell hvr. I love em!
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