Rem 700 Jewell trigger

[texbama]

Anyone know where I can find a Rem 700 Jewell trigger? Everyplace I have looked is currenty out of stock.

[trophy8]

Look look look and pounce on one when you find it. PM Blake. He surely has a secret. Or call them directly.... They are in texas

[Cajun Blake]

new Jewell triggers normally sell for $185-215

you know the firearms, ammo, and gun industry is crazy when used Jewell triggers are fetching over $300 on fleabay

contact Larry Scott @ Great Scott shooters supply and see what he has in stock

I need one also but not willing to fork out $250+ on a trigger that retails for < $200

[texbama]

Will do. Thanks for the info.

[NTex]

http://store.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com/browse.cfm/2,5968.html

[texbama]

Thanks for the link NTEX. They are out of stock also but I will keep checking back. I need the Jewell with top right safety.

[Seacoal]

Geez guys, you know the 700 stock trigger is crazy adjustable right?

[NTex]

No problem!!!!

Another source

http://bugholes.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=88_103

[Cajun Blake]

Geez guys, you know the 700 stock trigger is crazy adjustable right?

can it be safely adjusted to 2ozs. ? .... the answer is no

fine tuned 700 triggers are nice, but Jewell triggers are on a whole different planet

[trophy8]

http://www.brunoshooters.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=BSS&Category_Code=44JW

Bottom safety. In stock

[Seacoal]

can it be safely adjusted to 2ozs. ? .... the answer is no

fine tuned 700 triggers are nice, but Jewell triggers are on a whole different planet

Haven't put mine on a scale, but it's probably 1-1.5#. For a competition gun, I gotcha. But two ounces for hunting would be crazy! Coming from a guy who can't shoot a heavy trigger

I used to think I wanted a Kepplinger single set for my rifle. Dad helped me work on the factory one, and it was like having a whole new rifle. I do hope y'all can find what you're looking for

[Mike D]

Geez guys, you know the 700 stock trigger is crazy adjustable right?

The X Mark triggers aren't.

The older triggers were pretty good if you knew how to tune them.

But neither of them hold a candle to a Jewell.

[trophy8]

Haven't put mine on a scale, but it's probably 1-1.5#. For a competition gun, I gotcha. But two ounces for hunting would be crazy! Coming from a guy who can't shoot a heavy trigger

I used to think I wanted a Kepplinger single set for my rifle. Dad helped me work on the factory one, and it was like having a whole new rifle. I do hope y'all can find what you're looking for

It's not just the pull weight that makes them awesome. Zero creep. And break reliable at the same weight every time. NO Remington trigger will come close. The Jewell's I use for hunting break at 1 pound. I should go a bit lighter but they do good as is.

[Seacoal]

It's not just the pull weight that makes them awesome. Zero creep. And break reliable at the same weight every time. NO Remington trigger will come close. The Jewell's I use for hunting break at 1 pound. I should go a bit lighter but they do good as is.

I've never shot a Jewell, but my trigger is super crisp. It's easily the best hunting trigger in the house. But, I've never shot a top notch after market hunting trigger

I take that back, my dad's silhouette rifle as a jewel I believe. Of course, I can't tell how crisp it is, cause its so light