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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 313130" data-attributes="member: 704"><p>Remington is stuborn when it comes to fixing things.&nbsp; It could be a simple springvreplacement and they will not send it to you they demand you send the entire rifle.&nbsp; I stripped a screw head once and they would not send me a simple screw.&nbsp; However I had a trigger you mentioned in a XR100 Rangemaster.&nbsp; The flashing in some cast part hung up the steel ball that moves back and fourth as you adjust the trigger.&nbsp; They told me I had to send it to them.&nbsp; I told them with prairie dogs on my list in the near future no way I would just have to be very careful since the gun had fired twice when I closed the bolt.&nbsp; Wow attitud changed in a flash.&nbsp; They asked who with an FFL could they send a new trigger for me.&nbsp; So I installed the new trigger, took a screw fom the old trigger in that gun. used that screw to replace the stripped screw in my old trigger which I put back in my 300 WM.&nbsp; I took the Timney out of that.&nbsp; I think I only run a dozen rounds through the rifle with that Timney.&nbsp; Its still kicking around in my parts drawer.&nbsp; I did like the skelotonized Timney that was in the AR15 that I had.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 313130, member: 704"] Remington is stuborn when it comes to fixing things. It could be a simple springvreplacement and they will not send it to you they demand you send the entire rifle. I stripped a screw head once and they would not send me a simple screw. However I had a trigger you mentioned in a XR100 Rangemaster. The flashing in some cast part hung up the steel ball that moves back and fourth as you adjust the trigger. They told me I had to send it to them. I told them with prairie dogs on my list in the near future no way I would just have to be very careful since the gun had fired twice when I closed the bolt. Wow attitud changed in a flash. They asked who with an FFL could they send a new trigger for me. So I installed the new trigger, took a screw fom the old trigger in that gun. used that screw to replace the stripped screw in my old trigger which I put back in my 300 WM. I took the Timney out of that. I think I only run a dozen rounds through the rifle with that Timney. Its still kicking around in my parts drawer. I did like the skelotonized Timney that was in the AR15 that I had. [/QUOTE]

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