Anyone send a Rifle back to Remington for trigger recall?

[Krushrr]

Regular Timney with thin shoe....factory set at 3 lbs. Had the regular with wider shoe on a model 7 and I like the feel of the thin shoe better but just personal preference. The trigger itself works excellent.

 

[jk2001svt]

I have 4 RM700s all in the recall date all triggers were replaced years ago with Timney 2 stage..couldn't be happier.

Do you or anyone know the recall date time frame?

 

[Sccritterkiller]

Do you or anyone know the recall date time frame?

I do not...my triggers were already replaced when they announced the recall.

 

[nettereo16]

Do you or anyone know the recall date time frame?

80's-early 2000s. Both the Walker and the Xmark were recalled. Millions of rifles, a couple ADs.

I think you're out of luck now and would recommend getting a Timney/TriggerTech or just never point your barrel at anything you're not willing to destroy....

 

[vonb]

If I may ask, why no Rifle Basix Vonb?

I had a Rifle Basix on a Surgeon action in .308. After 1k rounds, the trigger developed creep that could not be tuned out. My gunsmith built several of these guns as agency rifles and said he had the same problem and went to Timney.

 

[Vern400]

Good to see there are several good options now.
Don't get a Jewell trigger. They're terrible. Why? Because once you have one, you'll want one on every rifle you have. They're spendy.

 

[Stefan]

Good to see there are several good options now.
Don't get a Jewell trigger. They're terrible. Why? Because once you have one, you'll want one on every rifle you have. They're spendy.

I have a Jewell trigger that was meant for bench rest competition and weighed on my RCBS trigger scale at half a pound. I adjusted it to 2 pounds, but that is my competition rifle.

I agree they are nice triggers.