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swmike · October 14, 2010, 04:44 PM

I have a Remington 700SS 5-R Milspec and it is equipped with Remington's X-MARK PRO TRIGGER. Lately, the trigger adjustment screw has been rubbing my trigger finger on recoil and is literally becoming a bit of a pain. It protrudes approximately 3/32" from the upper surface of the trigger and it's just enough to rub but not cut into my finger. Can't recall if it was more flush when new and if this is only the result of my adjusting the trigger pull.

Any ideas out there? It appears that I could dremel off most of the protrusion and still have enough socket depth for an allen wrench. Just wondering and any suggestions would be appreciated.

October 14, 2010, 04:44 PM	#1
swmike Senior Member Join Date: June 25, 2005 Location: Marysville, WA Posts: 670	Some thoughts on a trigger problem I have a Remington 700SS 5-R Milspec and it is equipped with Remington's X-MARK PRO TRIGGER. Lately, the trigger adjustment screw has been rubbing my trigger finger on recoil and is literally becoming a bit of a pain. It protrudes approximately 3/32" from the upper surface of the trigger and it's just enough to rub but not cut into my finger. Can't recall if it was more flush when new and if this is only the result of my adjusting the trigger pull. Any ideas out there? It appears that I could dremel off most of the protrusion and still have enough socket depth for an allen wrench. Just wondering and any suggestions would be appreciated. __________________ My definition of Gun Control--- A steady grip and hitting your target. "In God we trust, all others are suspects." "If I shoot all the ammo I am carrying, either I won't need any more, or more won't be of any help". ____________________________________________