Remington 600 Mohawk trigger

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prarie_boy

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I have just inherited a nice Mohawk .222 the trigger in the thing is god awful. My two optionS are to try and lighten it to a safe and more reasonable level or drop a Timney in it. Has anyone had experience with the Timney and does it drop right in with out any stock work etc?
 
Yes the timney is drop in. I have a rem 660 in 243 with the timney in it set to 3lbs. Very nice.
I would also suggest replacing that pos of a bottom metal(warped nylon) with an aluminum or steel bottom metal. I have one of each, 1 from cvmw (alu) and 1 from numrich( metal). Both a nice replacement, but im leaning towards the alu.

Good luck
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It is not a difficult trigger for a skilled man to adjust... sometimes it may require a bit of a rework. 1000's of them have been done successfully.
 
guntech said:
It is not a difficult trigger for a skilled man to adjust... sometimes it may require a bit of a rework. 1000's of them have been done successfully.
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guntech is correct.

OP,
Seek a professional riflesmith that is confident & knowledgable to remove,disassemble,clean,re-assemble,adjust & re-install the OEM Rem 600 trigger group.

Timney triggers SUCK

OP,
600,660 trigger groups(forward offset trigger lever) are NOT interchangeable w/ Seven,700,40X trigger groups.
 
Here we go on the deadly Remington trigger again! Any competent individual can fix anything which may be wrong with any Remington trigger.
 
Leeper said:
Here we go on the deadly Remington trigger again! Any competent individual can fix anything which may be wrong with any Remington trigger.
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and

IF,one requires a You Tube video to accomplish the simple task........SEEK a COMPETENT Riflesmith.

A thorough cleaning & 3 screws should NOT be considered Rocket Science.
 
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