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Which aftermarket trigger
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<blockquote data-quote="Jake in NC" data-source="post: 44498" data-attributes="member: 878"><p>.. I've had a few different triggers.. Most Remington factory triggers can be tuned to satisfaction.. That said a Rifle Basix is a great trigger also.. But the price can sometimes get a little close to a Jewel.. The Jewel is definitely the Cadillac.. </p><p>.. For what you're talking about I'd probably go with a self-tuned factory trigger first (instructions are at the GoGoVarmintGo MB in the tech section).. If it doesn't "do it" for ya then spend some money.. </p><p><em>..This advice is worth every penny ya paid to get it</em>.. d:^) JiNC</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jake in NC, post: 44498, member: 878"] .. I've had a few different triggers.. Most Remington factory triggers can be tuned to satisfaction.. That said a Rifle Basix is a great trigger also.. But the price can sometimes get a little close to a Jewel.. The Jewel is definitely the Cadillac.. .. For what you're talking about I'd probably go with a self-tuned factory trigger first (instructions are at the GoGoVarmintGo MB in the tech section).. If it doesn't "do it" for ya then spend some money.. [I]..This advice is worth every penny ya paid to get it[/I].. d:^) JiNC [/QUOTE]
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