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Remington trigger spring kit
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<blockquote data-quote="bigngreen" data-source="post: 2041668" data-attributes="member: 13632"><p>Guys, it's the trigger, it's thee part that's between go and no go, you screw one up bad enough to feel it's wrong your way of the reservation and well beyond safe. Changing springs is just stupid, if the design fails with the original why would you feel confident in lighter ones, I'm trying not to offend anyone but I've seen the results more than once of people screwing with triggers and it's absolutely the stupidest thing you can do, it's why I won't install Trigger Techs into Rems, they fail from time to time, that's just a straight up no go!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigngreen, post: 2041668, member: 13632"] Guys, it's the trigger, it's thee part that's between go and no go, you screw one up bad enough to feel it's wrong your way of the reservation and well beyond safe. Changing springs is just stupid, if the design fails with the original why would you feel confident in lighter ones, I'm trying not to offend anyone but I've seen the results more than once of people screwing with triggers and it's absolutely the stupidest thing you can do, it's why I won't install Trigger Techs into Rems, they fail from time to time, that's just a straight up no go!! [/QUOTE]
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