is their any spring kits or something i can do to help the trigger out ive read about them somewhere but i cant find anything on it now
Many people have had great results with the Timney Trigger kits. (https://www.timneytriggers.com/)
Some manufacturers make replacement sear springs of various weights as well.
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I cut down a spring out of a Bic pen and put in mine, made it very light.
Lots of guys like these: http://www.barnesgunparts.com/remington-11008701187-.html
I am gonna subscribe to this thread. Mine could use a upgrade as well.
Strutter,
Check out Bill Springfield at www.triggerwork.net He adjusted my 835 trigger for me and took it from 6 lbs down to 3. He took a lot of the creep out also.
Best to cut factory spring or get a new one for REM
I got the patriot sear spring for mine and it definately is worth the $15.Id say it brought it down to a 3.5 pound pull.The timney trigger fix is pretty pricey and in my opinion it would only be worth doing on a slug gun.
I saw several 870 trigger upgrades on ebay awhile back
X2 on the barnes gun parts springs. Took both my 11-87 and 870 to around 3.25-3.5 lbs.
Quote from: ohiostrutter on March 31, 2013, 11:14:08 AM
is their any spring kits or something i can do to help the trigger out ive read about them somewhere but i cant find anything on it now
The "Timney Trigger Fix" comes with 3 different springs and a new sear that is adjustable. It will literally make your shotgun trigger feel like a very fine rifle trigger. I've put several in 870s and 11-87s and they are excellent.
They were hard to find for a while but I haven't looked lately so they may be more available.
Thanks,
Clarn
i ordered one of the patriot spring kits ill give everyone the results this weekend
Quote from: SumToy on March 31, 2013, 12:55:07 PM
Best to cut factory spring or get a new one for REM
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http://www.erniethegunsmith.com/
I put these in both of my 870's and my 7600 .30-06. It definitely helped the trigger pull weight, but there is still a long trigger travel distance.
Quote from: allaboutshooting on April 01, 2013, 11:30:17 PM
The "Timney Trigger Fix" comes with 3 different springs and a new sear that is adjustable. It will literally make your shotgun trigger feel like a very fine rifle trigger. I've put several in 870s and 11-87s and they are excellent.
I put a Timney in an 11-87 20 gauge and it was a huge improvement. A nice clean crisp pull. An ex-Army buddy with lots of rifle experience tried it and immediately made the same comparison to a good rifle trigger. I didn't have any trouble getting one from Midwest Gun Works. Midway has them too.