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Remington Mark X Trigger

I recently purchased a new Remington Model 7 Predator rifle- nice rifle, lousy trigger! The lightest I can adjust it is still over 5#. I've searched the Brownell's, Shilen and Jewell sites, but still haven't found a replacement trigger listed. Lot's of 700 triggers, few model 7's but I suspect the listed model 7 triggers are for the old style trigger. Can anyone help direct me to a replacement trigger that I can install, adjustable from a few ounces up to about 2#?
 
Thanks for your reply- I was hoping for an adjustable trigger, but if none are available, this looks like an option. Perhaps one of the larger replacement trigger manufacturers will step up to the plate!?!
 
Install a Jewellw Seven bolt release.
Difference between a 700 trigger group & Seven is the bolt release.

Larry Scott probably has 1 in stock.
greatscottshooterssupply
 
Timney makes one for the 7.
http://timneytriggers.com/index.php?option=com_wrapper&view=wrapper&Itemid=14
 
Dans40X said:
Install a Jewellw Seven bolt release.
Difference between a 700 trigger group & Seven is the bolt release.

Larry Scott probably has 1 in stock.
greatscottshooterssupply

Thanks Dan, you are correct, the Jewell model JT03(HVRTSXR) will fit the model 7/XP100/and the XR100 and I always have them in stock
Also Doyle thanks you for your order. Larry in western Ky.
 

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