Can I adjust the weight of the factory trigger on my Remington 788?
First impressions of the trigger is no.
But I'm sure someone will know @ebf
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Can I adjust the weight of the factory trigger on my Remington 788?
First impressions of the trigger is no.
But I'm sure someone will know @ebf
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Puku, on the factory trigger not that I am aware of, unless you get a gunsmith to mess with the sears etc.
There are however aftermarket triggers available, definitely Timney and maybe Jewel as well.
Cheers @ebf.
I think I'll leave it, it's not worth much anyway and barrel is pretty rough.
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Don't write it off coz the barrel is a bit rough.
This one looked terrible through a borescope- serious pits down it.
Didn't affect the accuracy though
http://i316.photobucket.com/albums/m...psa14f1c95.jpg
The rifle was rough as gutz before I gave it the once-over and added a basic 4X scope
http://i316.photobucket.com/albums/m...ishedLoRes.jpg
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Originally Posted by 6x47
3 shots 100yds :pacman:
Nice one, the are fantastic rifles. Mines a lefty.
You using 2206 or 2206h ?
Nice shooting! Once I get through the ammo I bought for brass I will start to reload.
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The former- check the date.Quote:
Originally Posted by ebf
It was my son's mate's rifle he got from his uncle. It was the roughest POS I've ever seen, including a hand-filed base with loose rings, surface rust and 80% of the varnish missing.
Redid the stock, got some reasonable rings, bedded it and massaged the trigger. He was very happy with the end result.