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About LinkBacksTried fitting one to my model 7, swapped it out adjusted the pull .... sweet. But when I dropped it back into the stock (after market CF) it binds up and does not fit/work. Looks like it needs quite a bit of material taken out of the stock and/or the trigger guard. In the too hard basket for now, put the old Rem trigger back in. Be interested to hear how you get on. Have fitted several Timney's to REM700's in past - no problems. Love the triggers, especially the CE's
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