Remington 760=7600 triggers

[carl1575]

I saw a add a while ago,I don't remember where that dose Remington 760 7600 triggers. His name is Chad klingensmith and he is from Pa.that's all I can remember do any of our Brothers in Pa. know the guy or is there someone else that dose the same thing you would recommend Carl in Yakima

 

[47WillysGuy]

http://www.gunsamerica.com/988221154/Remington_760_7600_750_7400_870_1100_Trigger_Job.htm


I googled "Chad Klingensmith PA" and came up with the above internet address. The below is his write up>>>

I have been a gunsmith for over 10 years, specializing in trigger work. This listing is for trigger service for Remington triggers found in the 760, 7600, 740, 750, 7400, 870, 1100, and 1187. If you have another model that uses a similar Remington action and are interested in having trigger work done please ask me before hand.

You’re looking at a professional trigger service. The stage 1 service includes:

-Pull weight is documented “as is” from you, and recorded on a card that will accompany your trigger when returned to you

-Older triggers are checked for poor or worn sear engagement angles. Poor angles can cause a trigger to accidentally discharge. This condition isn’t common but has been known to happen with these triggers after extreme use and age. If an unsafe action is sent to me you will be notified and I will install a replacement hammer and sear with your permission for the cost of parts.

-Complete disassembly and cleaning

-Sear and hammer spur’s are slightly re-shaped by hand to gain the perfect engagement angle.

-Mirror like polishing on the engagement surfaces of the hammer, sear and hammer plunger.

-Lighter sear spring is installed.

-The action is lubricated and then tested for pull weight, the pull weight is documented on the customer’s info card.

The stage 1 trigger service is what I recommend for smoothbore shotguns, tactical centerfire rifles and short action semi auto's. It lowers the pull weight from 6 lbs to 3.5 lbs and keeps the factory post and over travel.

The stage 2 trigger includes everything in stage 1 plus

-Additional sear and hammer re-shaping.

-An over travel set screw is installed behind the trigger to eliminate over travel.

-A much lighter sear spring is used.

Stage 2 triggers are what I recommend for all rifled slug guns, bench rest, and hunting centerfire rifles. The pull weight will be reduced to 2 lbs and be smooth as glass. Post travel will be reduced and over travel eliminated. With this stage trigger you will loose an inch or more group size at 100 yards on a bench but still have enough pull weight to use your rifle or slug gun safely to hunt with and carry in the woods. The stage 2 trigger service offers too low of pull weight for some newer semi autos. If you have a 750 or other newer style semi auto and you want a stage 2 service you must e-mail me first. If you would like the stage 2 trigger service simply add $15 to your order. All actions are sent back to you insured for up to $100. Return shipping is a fixed $8.00

When placing your order please specify what stage you need and what model it’s for. You can send it to me with any carrier you choose but I’ll send it back to you with USPS. You can pay with discreet Paypal or just include a postal money order with your trigger when you send it to me. Also I will not accept personal checks. Your trigger will be done as soon as possible and will be on it's way back to you in less then a week. I don’t keep many new parts on hand so if a part replacement is necessary I’ll have to order and install it. This of course will add to the turn around time. It goes without saying but ONLY SEND ME THE TRIGGER ASSEMBLY! Do not send me a complete firearm. Shipments of complete firearms will not be accepted. I am not responsible for any loss or damage resulting from shipping. If your trigger was lost or damaged during return shipping simply file an insurance claim with USPS to be compensated.

If you have any questions please feel free to ask.

 

[carl1575]

Thanks a lot,I am not computer savvy enough to have thought of that , Guns America site. Now I can find him Carl in Yakima