Recommendations on which trigger to purchase (the cheaper the better)
It's for an F Standard rifle with a Barnard S, HS Precision stock with Remington 700 bottom steel, so it has basically got to be a trigger that will fit a Rem 700.
Jewell prices are out of the question.
How do Timney's go?
Your advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Trigger advice. Please help.
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Foxy
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Trigger advice. Please help.
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mitchellchandler_au
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Hi foxy,
The only options I can see is using a rem 700 trigger or maybe a rifle basix trigger. The remmy is good I had one on my 6mmBR F open rifle and it was good, the rifle basix trigger are good but not as good as a jewel but still pretty good especially for the price (around $300 from memory).
Hope this helps,
mitchell
The only options I can see is using a rem 700 trigger or maybe a rifle basix trigger. The remmy is good I had one on my 6mmBR F open rifle and it was good, the rifle basix trigger are good but not as good as a jewel but still pretty good especially for the price (around $300 from memory).
Hope this helps,
mitchell
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Suitable Barnard "S" triggers.
Just a thought, perhaps you might ask one of the agents their opinion !
K.H.
K.H.
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