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Remington 700 aftermarket trigger?
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<blockquote data-quote="freebird63" data-source="post: 445300" data-attributes="member: 22102"><p>For me it was a hard decision between a timney and a jewell, but after talking with Larry Scott I was sold on Jewell triggers and did not regret it. My shooting buddy has a jewell in his sendero 7RUM and loves it. Very easy to install yourself. I have mine set quite low, some people think mine is too low for hunting, but hey if your aware of how light its set and just remember that and not get buck fever you will do fine. I think my trigger is set at about 12oz. I am suprised that you couldn't find a smith that would work on your trigger as most smiths feel they can work a trigger over to where its better or just as good as an after market trigger.</p><p>Good luck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="freebird63, post: 445300, member: 22102"] For me it was a hard decision between a timney and a jewell, but after talking with Larry Scott I was sold on Jewell triggers and did not regret it. My shooting buddy has a jewell in his sendero 7RUM and loves it. Very easy to install yourself. I have mine set quite low, some people think mine is too low for hunting, but hey if your aware of how light its set and just remember that and not get buck fever you will do fine. I think my trigger is set at about 12oz. I am suprised that you couldn't find a smith that would work on your trigger as most smiths feel they can work a trigger over to where its better or just as good as an after market trigger. Good luck [/QUOTE]
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