Ladies and Gents
Bit of a silly question but better to ask and look foolish than do something wrong. Recently I have acquired a coupled barreled actions, borden timberline and Defiance machine action. Both are as I am sure you are aware Remington 700 clones with bolt releases on the side of the receiver.
When installing a trigger, for example a Rifle Basix Remington 700 replacement complete with safety and bolt release, do you:
a. remove the bolt release that is fitted to the trigger as you do not need it?
b. if so when you reinstall the pin that holds the bolt release and safety in place, do you need to put any form of spacer in place yes or no to avoid movement of the safety?
c. or leave the bolt release in place, it just has no use and can just sit there because it doesnt interfere with anything?
I appreciate this is a beginners question, but I am sure I am not the only one out there who would like to ask.
I look forward to being educated.
I appreciate you looking.
Bit of a silly question but better to ask and look foolish than do something wrong. Recently I have acquired a coupled barreled actions, borden timberline and Defiance machine action. Both are as I am sure you are aware Remington 700 clones with bolt releases on the side of the receiver.
When installing a trigger, for example a Rifle Basix Remington 700 replacement complete with safety and bolt release, do you:
a. remove the bolt release that is fitted to the trigger as you do not need it?
b. if so when you reinstall the pin that holds the bolt release and safety in place, do you need to put any form of spacer in place yes or no to avoid movement of the safety?
c. or leave the bolt release in place, it just has no use and can just sit there because it doesnt interfere with anything?
I appreciate this is a beginners question, but I am sure I am not the only one out there who would like to ask.
I look forward to being educated.
I appreciate you looking.
