WestKentucky
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There is so much floating around about the rem 700 trigger that it’s kinda hard to make a decision on what to do. There are lots of triggers out there to buy, there is the recall, and there is the option of doing nothing.
My 700 is just a simple .270 bdl, and is afflicted with the trigger that apparently just arbitrarily fails when the safety is pushed off. The gun is not used for anything other than hunting purposes now, and even as such it is taking a back seat to other guns, and I’m relatively sure that another gun will be added to fit that bill in a lighter form.
So for a beat-around basic gun, what makes sense? Certainly not the highest end target trigger, but likely not the cheapest options either. Should Remington be trusted with the rifle?
Let’s cut the BS, because most rifles will be used about like mine has been lately, about a box a year or less. (I hope to change that, but am seriously considering a classic Winchester which will getvrange time too)
My 700 is just a simple .270 bdl, and is afflicted with the trigger that apparently just arbitrarily fails when the safety is pushed off. The gun is not used for anything other than hunting purposes now, and even as such it is taking a back seat to other guns, and I’m relatively sure that another gun will be added to fit that bill in a lighter form.
So for a beat-around basic gun, what makes sense? Certainly not the highest end target trigger, but likely not the cheapest options either. Should Remington be trusted with the rifle?
Let’s cut the BS, because most rifles will be used about like mine has been lately, about a box a year or less. (I hope to change that, but am seriously considering a classic Winchester which will getvrange time too)