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Gunsmithing
Older 700 Holland Trigger Spring Fix
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<blockquote data-quote="freddiej" data-source="post: 2291939" data-attributes="member: 26227"><p>ShortGrass. Holland has good products. I use OEM and high quality aftermarket stuff in my shop. Wolff springs are the highest quality springs I know of. </p><p></p><p>Muddy Boots</p><p>As for the old trigger slot not allowing a new trigger in. very interesting. I have converted 721's, 722's and 725's from that really hellish trigger to 1980's OEM triggers, Timiney, Trigger Tech, and Trigger Basix with little fitting other than cutting the 700 cut on the right side of the rear tang. </p><p>Maybe I am missing something on your post.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="freddiej, post: 2291939, member: 26227"] ShortGrass. Holland has good products. I use OEM and high quality aftermarket stuff in my shop. Wolff springs are the highest quality springs I know of. Muddy Boots As for the old trigger slot not allowing a new trigger in. very interesting. I have converted 721's, 722's and 725's from that really hellish trigger to 1980's OEM triggers, Timiney, Trigger Tech, and Trigger Basix with little fitting other than cutting the 700 cut on the right side of the rear tang. Maybe I am missing something on your post. [/QUOTE]
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