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Before buying a after-market trigger for a Rem 700 ADL, I tried to adjust the factory trigger according to the instructions available on the internet. I backed the sear adjustment at least 1/2 a turn back from where the firing pin released. I tried a 3lb trigger pull and then a 4lbs pull. Opening and closing the bolt quickly and harshly will release the firing pin at least once in a dozen tries. Am I doing something wrong?

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best results will be achieved by replacing the remington spring with a Daryl Holland pull weight spring then adjust to 3 lbs no problem. Check Holland website to order. Wolf springs also makes one, not as good as Holland.


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not doing anything wrong. some rem triggers dont like to be adjusted below 8# or they will trip... if you have the mind to take it completely apart and scrub/debur etc. reassemble w/dry lube. try it again. in the mean time, order the spring.... it can be made to work.....

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I also recommend the Holland spring as my 700 trigger safely adjusted to just under 3 lbs.

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Thanks. MidwayUSA has a Holland Trigger Spring Kit and a Deluxe Trigger Spring Kit. Which one?

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I'd do the basic, but if you go the Hollands sight and call them you can buy just the pull weight spring which is really all you need IMO, for $7.00. Dick


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I ordered through Brownells and bought the "Deluxe" set that included the trigger spring and an extra tension bolt release spring. I replaced both springs, but I've never had a problem with the factory bolt release springs. If you can buy just the trigger spring, that's what I recommend also.

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Made a mistake. The Holland spring kit has a trigger spring and an extra tension bolt stop spring. I have worked on a few of my other rifles and couldn't remember which springs were in the kit.


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