wareagle700 - while my reply does not deal with Winchester's MOA trigger it does with regards to the Timney trigger. I readily agree with your solution. Why go thru the hassle of sending the affected rifle back to Winchester or local repair shop with risk of damage or loss. Replace stock trigger with a Timney unit so you know what was done, when it was done and who did the work. Lot less worry that way. Process maybe a pain in the azz BUT it's better than having "60 Minutes" showing up on your door-step. Homesteader
