Remington 700 trigger pins - anyone make their own or have a good source?

[Gundoktr]

If you'd read & comprehend the same statement is posted above-

Thanks for the insight, Jerk!

 

[clowdis]

Thanks for the insight, Jerk!

Put him on ignore.

 

[jds holler]

Now fellers, no reason to fuss.

I just got done re-installing the trigger on the build I'm doing, and I'm a pretty rank amateur. I used dremil shafts as slave/retainer pins to help me for the procedure. NEXT TIME, I will make sure my pins and holes are clean enough to permit a slide fit in the receiver, and finish up with either a punch dent, or more likely a dab of blue Loc Tite. jd

 

[Gundoktr]

Now fellers, no reason to fuss.

I just got done re-installing the trigger on the build I'm doing, and I'm a pretty rank amateur. I used dremil shafts as slave/retainer pins to help me for the procedure. NEXT TIME, I will make sure my pins and holes are clean enough to permit a slide fit in the receiver, and finish up with either a punch dent, or more likely a dab of blue Loc Tite. jd

Once you get the brld action in the stock, they can't go anywhere anyway.

 

[Rustystud]

But they can go far enough to allow your sear to become unsupported in stocks inlet for some aftermarket triggers (Jewell)

 

[1lessdog]

Im at work and cant find a length for slave pins for the trigger assembly. Any one know the length to cut them at?

Thanks

 

[nmkid]

OP. If you still need some let me know. I'll look at my stash.

 

[hogpatrol]

Zombie thread, posted in 2015.

 

[epc308]

I checked McMaster and MSC. They are plumb out of floating drill rod. Not sure when they will get more. They both have tons of the sinking stuff. ;-) Brownells, however, is a source of stock Remington bolt stop and sear pins by the bushel.

Holy s***, that made me bust a gut laughing and all but paint the screen with coffee spray. That's for a great start this morning.

 

[Will Henry]

1/8 inch rollers from a bearing. WH

 

[jelenko]

Nevermind

 

[ebb]

I have a Remington 700 action that I am going to make a rifle out of. It was a stripped receiver and I had a bolt and most of the other parts. I needed trigger pins and a pin for the bolt stop. I was picking up arc welding rods at the welding supply and got SS tig rods while I was there. The salesman asked which tig roods I wanted as there was more than one alloy. I told him what ever was stronger/tougher and I am gong to use these to make my trigger pins. I measured them and they are dead om .125. Anybody see a problem?