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jmr40 · February 3, 2014, 08:02 AM

I have a 1974 made rifle that has done the same thing on occasion over the years. Unloaded each time just line yours. My rifle is retired now and no longer used, but may get another trigger eventually. I never wanted to send mine back to Remington because they would have just replaced it with another identical trigger with the same flawed design. I will go with an aftermarket trigger.

I've spent years doing tons of research on this. Trust me, any Remington made 1946-2006 with the Walker trigger design could do this at any time. Or never do it.

February 3, 2014, 08:02 AM	#5
jmr40 Senior Member Join Date: June 15, 2008 Location: Georgia Posts: 10,805	I have a 1974 made rifle that has done the same thing on occasion over the years. Unloaded each time just line yours. My rifle is retired now and no longer used, but may get another trigger eventually. I never wanted to send mine back to Remington because they would have just replaced it with another identical trigger with the same flawed design. I will go with an aftermarket trigger. I've spent years doing tons of research on this. Trust me, any Remington made 1946-2006 with the Walker trigger design could do this at any time. Or never do it.