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i have a remington model 710 30-06. anyone know how to adjust the trigger stiffness. want to make it a little softer.
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I have the same rifle and I agree with the trigger tightness. But I guess I've adapted a little to it.
Onehorse might know too. Both Ronn and he are top dogs for this question. Gunsmith is always a best bet.
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I've worked on Remington triggers with mixed results. The best advice I can give is to play it safe. Take the rifle to a gunsmith and see if it can be adjusted to your liking or retrofit it with a better after-market trigger. These can be expensive, but they are the best way to improve accuracy in any rifle. Really, a good trigger will make a world of different!
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·the 710? i don't know. i'll go with onehorse on this one especially about the world of difference a nice trigger can make.
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I had no idea that there are aftermarket triggers and all that. I'll definitely look into that..
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·timber, oh heck yeah. the receiver is the base and its not much work these days days to build a custom rifle at a price that would surprise you. barrels, triggers, stocks, short money compared to even 10 years ago. bell and carlson stock $200. timney trigger $100. barrel $200. smithing $200. base reciever
$75 for a crap mauser or sprigflield rifle. one of a kind rifle thats just what you want and fits you. good as or better than anything you could buy for a grand
$75 for a crap mauser or sprigflield rifle. one of a kind rifle thats just what you want and fits you. good as or better than anything you could buy for a grand
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oh yeah check this place out MidwayUSA — Shooting Supplies, Reloading, Gunsmithing, Hunting, Ammunition, Gun Parts & Rifle Scopes :shocking:
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im with joel on that midway usa should have everything you would ever need.
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