Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: MichaelJ on April 05, 2010, 09:17:14 PM
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Hey all, went to set my trigger on my Rem 700 (90's model ADL long action) yesterday and the overtravel screw has a stripped head (I can barely turn it, but not very well, and I can't tighten it to where it should be). Anybody have any idea on where I can get replacement screws? They're pretty dang tiny and a specialy type screw so any help would be great! Thanks.
Michael
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a gunsmith may sell parts
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Try this you should be able to get any piece you want for a remington 700.. It looks like the screw is not a link so not sure if they have it but I would give them a call they are very helpful and I am sure they could get it for you. If they can't they may be able to point you in the right direction.
http://www.midwayusa.com/General.mvc/Index/Schematics~remington_700 (http://www.midwayusa.com/General.mvc/Index/Schematics~remington_700)
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Thanks guys, yeah I was on the midway site already, didn't think they'd have something not listed but I'll give 'em a call tomorrow! Thanks for the help...
Anybody else got any ideas? If that doesn't work I may try a gunsmith... Thanks.
Michael
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gun smith is the best bet that i can think of
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You might be able to find one localy through a gunsmith, if not then I bet brownels has them.
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ummm thats because its not made to be messed with! remington made it so you could only adjust the spring screw! the other two are locktited in and will break/strip if played with we tried the heat up method and it still wouldnt adjust right! if you want a fully adjustable trigger drop a timney in that bad boy! if not just adjust the lbs down! we could only get it to about 2lbs maybe a hair more!
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ummm thats because its not made to be messed with! remington made it so you could only adjust the spring screw! the other two are locktited in and will break/strip if played with we tried the heat up method and it still wouldnt adjust right! if you want a fully adjustable trigger drop a timney in that bad boy! if not just adjust the lbs down! we could only get it to about 2lbs maybe a hair more!
They are designed to be "messed with" but Remington will not work with a modified trigger assembly direct, they will require a new trigger assembly bought and installed. Check out ANY long range shooting/hunting site and you'll see there are TONS of people out there setting these triggers. Its not hard to adjust the sear engagement, then overtravel and finally trigger pull... It's a liability for Remington to say "please feel free to modify your trigger!".
As long as its done right its easy as cake. I just need a new screw... :chuckle:
Michael
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I checked brownels when I was putting together a order, no luck. Call a gunsmith.
blmathis12
http://www.snipercountry.com/Articles/RemingtonTriggers.asp (http://www.snipercountry.com/Articles/RemingtonTriggers.asp)
Alot of folks have adjust their own triggers just fine.
I bet I've adjusted over 100 of the older style "Walker" triggers and more then a few of the X-pro's
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Thanks for checkin Jamie! Will call after the weekend...
Michael