Remington 700 recall

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Remington 700 recall

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I don't know the extent of the recall but if you have one, I would encourage you to look into it. Just thought I would mention since I know some of us are shooters.
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Is this new or is it the old trigger problem? Does it still apply if you've replaced the trigger group?
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http://www.remington.com/pages/news-and ... seven.aspx

That's what I found. I don't think they even fixed the R-51 yet.
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One of mine probably falls under this recall, but it has a Timney trigger now, so no worries.
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Hmm, do the recall or just do a Timney? Decisions, decisions...
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I've heard they'll reimburse you if you've already replaced the trigger
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Sorry...don't understand what this topic has to do with cars.
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Nothing...but it's a safety issue that affects our members. Also, it was posted under "General Discussion".
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