Is the X Mark Pro trigger safe?
The trouble, according to Remington’s product notification, is that excess bonding agent used in the assembly of the X-Mark Pro trigger in some rifles can lead to unintentional discharge of the rifles. Remington says the only remedy is to send recalled rifles in for inspection, cleaning and testing.
What trigger does my Remington 700 have?
X-Mark Pro Adjustable
The X-Mark Pro Adjustable has been the standard trigger system on all 2009 or later Model 700 or Model Seven bolt-action rifles.
What is the problem with Remington 700 trigger?
Customers have until April 23 to file claims for a new trigger, a date that appears firm even though several repair centers are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The settlement involves Remington’s iconic Model 700 rifle and others with an alleged defect that allows it to fire without the trigger being pulled.
What is an X Mark Pro trigger?
This new design relied on modern machining techniques and advanced technology to produce a trigger with much tighter tolerances. Thanks to these advances the X Mark Pro was smoother, often described as “breaking like glass”, and reported to maintain a consistent trigger pull weight shot after shot.
What is the Remington X Mark Pro?
In 2007 Remington introduced the X Mark Pro. This new design relied on modern machining techniques and advanced technology to produce a trigger with much tighter tolerances. Thanks to these advances the X Mark Pro was smoother, often described as “breaking like glass”, and reported to maintain a consistent trigger pull weight shot after shot.
Are there aftermarket triggers for the Model 700?
Some with the Model 700 choose to go with an aftermarket trigger option, which of course we sell among others. You ultimately need to choose which is the best option for you. What Is A 2 Stage Trigger?
What is the Remington Walker trigger?
For years two of Remington’s most popular platforms, the Model 700 and Model Seven, relied on the Walker Trigger. First introduced in 1948 and named for its inventor, Remington engineer Merle Walker.
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