It doesn't matter how the trigger is adjusted, the potential for failure if the connector fails to engage/drop into place is still there. I cannot explain it to someone who lacks the potential to comprehend how the mechanism works and what happens when it fails so I won't waste my time.
Yeah, it DOES matter how the trigger is adjusted and I can guarantee you I know more of how a Remington trigger works than you do. Been doing trigger jobs for years now. Guess what? No AD's.
You keep believing what you see on TV, I'll stick with reality.........
