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Win70 post 64 MOA trigger replacement ...
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<blockquote data-quote="Jammer65" data-source="post: 956778" data-attributes="member: 49757"><p>I had a Jewell on my M70 but got rid of it. In Western Oklahoma, the red dust gets into EVERYTHING and Jewells do not do well in a dirty environment. Never much cared for the vague, mushy feeling of Jewells anyway. I got a target trigger spring (about 2 lbs) from Ernies, polished the engagement surfaces and adjusted to perfection. Spent $4 on the trigger spring and it is almost as good as another M70 that I own with a Timney. The real beauty of the factory trigger (non-MOA) is its simplicity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jammer65, post: 956778, member: 49757"] I had a Jewell on my M70 but got rid of it. In Western Oklahoma, the red dust gets into EVERYTHING and Jewells do not do well in a dirty environment. Never much cared for the vague, mushy feeling of Jewells anyway. I got a target trigger spring (about 2 lbs) from Ernies, polished the engagement surfaces and adjusted to perfection. Spent $4 on the trigger spring and it is almost as good as another M70 that I own with a Timney. The real beauty of the factory trigger (non-MOA) is its simplicity. [/QUOTE]
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