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Which Trigger for a Remington 700?
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<blockquote data-quote="Nimrodmar10" data-source="post: 581347" data-attributes="member: 36369"><p>I just installed a Jewell hvrtsbr-a (has top right safety and bolt release) trigger on my Remington Sendero 7 RUM and love it. The factory trigger was not bad after I adjusted it to about 2.5 lbs but I decided to spring for the Jewell. I think I paid $215 at Great Scott Shooters Supply. It's a great trigger. I comes from the factory set at 1 pound but has two additions springs with it that allow it to be set from 1 oz. to 3.5 lbs. I also like the fact that all adjustment screws can be adjusted with the action still installed in the stock. The adjustment screws also have nylon inserts so that you don't have to seal the screws between adjustments. </p><p> </p><p>Save your money and buy a good trigger.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nimrodmar10, post: 581347, member: 36369"] I just installed a Jewell hvrtsbr-a (has top right safety and bolt release) trigger on my Remington Sendero 7 RUM and love it. The factory trigger was not bad after I adjusted it to about 2.5 lbs but I decided to spring for the Jewell. I think I paid $215 at Great Scott Shooters Supply. It's a great trigger. I comes from the factory set at 1 pound but has two additions springs with it that allow it to be set from 1 oz. to 3.5 lbs. I also like the fact that all adjustment screws can be adjusted with the action still installed in the stock. The adjustment screws also have nylon inserts so that you don't have to seal the screws between adjustments. Save your money and buy a good trigger. [/QUOTE]
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