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Gunsmithing
Adjusting a Rem700 trigger..... or go aftermarket
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<blockquote data-quote="SidecarFlip" data-source="post: 1448383" data-attributes="member: 39764"><p>I own a very vintage and pristine Smith and Wesson branded Husquvarna built 308 Mauser 98 small action rifle with the OEM gritty, clunky trigger and I've been contemplating a Huber ball bearing trigger for a while now, but I may install a Timney instead. It's more of a shoot infrequently museum piece, I'd never take it hunting. Just too nice with it's beautiful wood Monte Carlo stock, engine turned bolt, lapped receiver and old time parkerized action and barrel plus it's a rare bird, only 1200 were ever imported back in the early 60's. Smith changed suppliers to Howa and the quality went south and Smith dropped the line entirely.</p><p></p><p>It's shoots and groups as well at 200 yards as my custom built rifles do, sub-sub MOA at 200 consistently. The trigger is terrible however. I see Timney and Huber make drop in replacements but the Huber requires inletting the stock to accept the trigger. Timney on the other hand is a straight replacement.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SidecarFlip, post: 1448383, member: 39764"] I own a very vintage and pristine Smith and Wesson branded Husquvarna built 308 Mauser 98 small action rifle with the OEM gritty, clunky trigger and I've been contemplating a Huber ball bearing trigger for a while now, but I may install a Timney instead. It's more of a shoot infrequently museum piece, I'd never take it hunting. Just too nice with it's beautiful wood Monte Carlo stock, engine turned bolt, lapped receiver and old time parkerized action and barrel plus it's a rare bird, only 1200 were ever imported back in the early 60's. Smith changed suppliers to Howa and the quality went south and Smith dropped the line entirely. It's shoots and groups as well at 200 yards as my custom built rifles do, sub-sub MOA at 200 consistently. The trigger is terrible however. I see Timney and Huber make drop in replacements but the Huber requires inletting the stock to accept the trigger. Timney on the other hand is a straight replacement. [/QUOTE]
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