Where to get Calvin Elite trigger Remington Model 700

[deye243]

A TIMNEY Calvin Elite trigger for Remington Model 700

How much does something like this go for here in Aus?

Cheers D

[1290]

Why? isnt Remington going to give you a new one anyway?

[deye243]

Why? isnt Remington going to give you a new one anyway?

not at 8 to 10 oz they ain't

[sbd3927]

Isn't that still better than zero ounce trigger firing? :p I wonder if they consider dates on the compensation for user replaced triggers. ie Can you replace it now and get them to pay for it later, or is it too late?

[AusC]

Trigger mechanisms are control by customs, but you can do a B709A to import one.

You could but direct from Timney, $200 US.

[Tiiger]

NIOA are importing them.

Speak to your local dealer and they could order one for you.

Should be no probs.

[brisb]

Rebel Gun Works stock Timney triggers.

(07) 3391 6744

Mail order?

[deye243]

Rebel Gun Works stock Timney triggers.

(07) 3391 6744

Mail order?

just rang them ..... they exy little buggers at $390 to me door

[deye243]

all good just found 2 jewel triggers for both me 700s

[brisb]

Damn $400 bucks for a trigger!

Knew they stocked them but didn't realise they were that much $$$$

[Pom]

all good just found 2 jewel triggers for both me 700s

Got them fitted?

How do they feel?

[deye243]

all good just found 2 jewel triggers for both me 700s

Got them fitted?

How do they feel?

Sir, you have impeccable timing just finished the 7mm and AFAIC tell they're worth every cent.

I put the b spring so pull weight is aroun 6 to 10oz and buy far the best trigger i have ever played with.

one thing i realy like about these triggers is you can adjust everything without taking the stock off.....

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Aand the x mark trigger that was in the rifle was set at about 11/2lb as the ebay guy worked it over, so now it's for sale.

Cheers,
D

[Pom]

SIR you have impeccable timing

I have my moments

Sounds like winners.

[stephencee]

one thing i realy like about these triggers is you can adjust everything without taking the stock off.....

No such luck on my Anschutz.

You can adjust weight with the stock on but not the travel when you're getting getting rid of the creep for a clean break.

Pain in the ass putting it together and apart 10 times when setting it up the first time

[buster]

Tell a noob what 'back lash' adjustment is?

[deye243]

one thing i realy like about these triggers is you can adjust everything without taking the stock off.....

No such luck on my Anschutz.

You can adjust weight with the stock on but not the travel when you're getting getting rid of the creep for a clean break.

Pain in the ass putting it together and apart 10 times when setting it up the first time

i just do the adjustments before i put it back together .

Tell a noob what 'back lash' adjustment is?

it is the adjustment that limits the amount the trigger move's back after the sears break .

for off a rest i like no backlash but on a off the shoulder hunting rifle i like heaps of backlash

like on a cz 22 it is just personal preference .

[stephencee]

i just do the adjustments before i put it back together .

Sorted now anyway. Would have just been nice to do it all from the outside like you can.

[tactice]

it is the adjustment that limits the amount the trigger move's back after the sears break .

for off a rest i like no backlash but on a off the shoulder hunting rifle i like heaps of backlash

like on a cz 22 it is just personal preference .

Cool, thanks mate.

Never new such an adjustment was in there. Travel and trigger weight is all I've ever heard anyone talk about.

I see the reason for it though.

[Aussier]

for off a rest i like no backlash but on a off the shoulder hunting rifle i like heaps of backlash

+1 for the hunting.

I've shot some minimal backlash triggers in the field and with the difference pace of shooting I find my finger starts to ache from pushing against the stop when I'm expecting some follow through on the trigger pull.