Posted By: grout-scout
Remington 700 - 01/14/24 02:24 AM
Hey guys, I have a .22-.250 that I hadn’t shot in about 13 years. It’s spent all that time in a gun sock, indoors, climatized closet. I went to shoot it today and I had to look at the safety 3 times, to make sure it was actually on fire. I even pulled a cartridge out of the chamber and re-loaded the gun, thought maybe something was stuck. I finally pulled the trigger hard enough, that the gun did fire. It felt like the trigger was set at 15lbs and I only fired it once.
So my question, about what was the typical poundage of the triggers originally? Have I just become conditioned to my newer rifles, much better triggers or is it possible that the firing pin was just stuck?
So my question, about what was the typical poundage of the triggers originally? Have I just become conditioned to my newer rifles, much better triggers or is it possible that the firing pin was just stuck?