Adjust 700 trigger

[ryanwood08]

So I got a new remington 700 adl and in the instructions it shows that to adjust the trigger to turn the hex screw on the actual trigger but mine doesn't have a screw... Does that mean it's not adjustable or is there a way for me to adjust it?

[TexMax]

That's for the x - mark. Yours doesn't have it.

[ryanwood08]

It had the tag on the trigger sayin it has the Xmarks trigger though

[TexMax]

Excuse me. X - mark pro

[ryanwood08]

That's the trigger and u can see the tag in the background

[ryanwood08]

The tag says x mark pro

[Mike D]

Adjust 700 trigger

The screw is hard to see and get to without removing the trigger guard but it's there.

But this is the easiest way to adjust a Remington X Mark Pro trigger.

[ame="http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JLmx0SO4XOE"]Brownells DIY Remington 700 Trigger Installation - YouTube[/ame]

[Cajun Blake]

The screw is hard to see and get to without removing the trigger guard but it's there.

But this is the easiest way to adjust a Remington X Mark Pro trigger.

I agree x 1000000 ... don't waste your time on the factory trigger

throw in trash and replace with a Timney ($125) or Jewell ($200)

[Coach W]

LOL mike well played...

Mess with this original at your own risk but....
Rear screw is sear engagement
Front top screw is over travel
Front bottom screw is trigger pull
rear= butt
front=muzzle
Each turn of each screw affects the other two.. so one slight adjustment to one changes the other 2

Beyond that just buy a timney or jewell and replace that craptastic thing!!!!

[TexMax]

The tag says x mark pro

Well its not so...not sure what else to say.

Throw the thing away as mentioned.

[Mike D]

Well its not so...not sure what else to say.

Throw the thing away as mentioned.

Why would it not be an x mark pro?

[TexMax]

Why would it not be an x mark pro?

I don't see the adjustment. At least it's not where mine was unless there's some other model. And to my knowledge adl's don't come with that trigger.

I've been wrong before

[Mike D]

I don't see the adjustment. At least it's not where mine was unless there's some other model. And to my knowledge adl's don't come with that trigger.

I've been wrong before

You may very well be right. I've never bought an ADL but even when I've bought receivers only, they come with the X Mark triggers.

And like I said, sometimes the adjustment screw is difficult to see without removing the trigger guard.

[aac_shooter]

I agree x 1000000 ... don't waste your time on the factory trigger



throw in trash and replace with a Timney ($125) or Jewell ($200)

Jewell is the only way to fly!!!

[Bumpy]

From my understanding its different models of that trigger. If you take it off the stock there is an area underneath to lighten the pull. Head to google the info is on there.