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11-30-2010, 04:28 PM
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Yeah this was discussed in Almost Anything Goes awhile back. I have several remmy 700s and they have even been dropped. The problem comes in when some jackwagon wants to start fiddling with the trigger and the sear. I had a guy bring me a 1911 one time for the same reason. He swore the gun was deadly, upon dis-assembly the moron had filled the sear down to almost nothing. I asked him about it and he assured me he had done it "correctly" that there had to be another problem. I dropped in a spare sear and had him try it. A month later he brings it back by the house with the exact same issue, and again he had filled down the sear. I told him he was right the gun was deadly and offered him $20 for it. He turned me down and hung it on a wall.
GoodOlBoy
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