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Timney trigger for remington advice
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<blockquote data-quote="Bigeclipse" data-source="post: 906313" data-attributes="member: 52437"><p>that's exactly what I'm replacing. even though they say adjustable the lowest mine goes is 4.8lbs. I'd prefer 2.5-3. I didn't know you have to have your stock altered to put in a timney trigger...I'd rather not have to do that. actually. ..I don't even feel skilled enough to do that...it would have to be a gunsmith. I'd like to be around the 250dollar mark including gunsmithing if I would need it. I thought these trigger kits were simple drop in replacements :/</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bigeclipse, post: 906313, member: 52437"] that's exactly what I'm replacing. even though they say adjustable the lowest mine goes is 4.8lbs. I'd prefer 2.5-3. I didn't know you have to have your stock altered to put in a timney trigger...I'd rather not have to do that. actually. ..I don't even feel skilled enough to do that...it would have to be a gunsmith. I'd like to be around the 250dollar mark including gunsmithing if I would need it. I thought these trigger kits were simple drop in replacements :/ [/QUOTE]
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