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<blockquote data-quote="KurtM" data-source="post: 949438" data-attributes="member: 6064"><p>If you notice the stock pins have a small detent grove cut in them. If you chuck them up in a drill and take your dremel with a cut-off wheel (which happens to be the exact width of the spring that goes into the detent groove) and slightly deepen the groove in the pin, it WILL NEVER WALK!</p><p></p><p>This takes about 5 minutes to do from starting with the drill empty and the dremel empty and the cut-off wheel installed on the shaft ready to be installed in the Dremel, and the pins sitting on the work bench. So.... for $25.00 for 5 minutes work that works out to be $300.00 dollars an hour that you are "making" or saving. and once again IT WILL NEVER WALK....ever, ever,ever!</p><p></p><p>Before you make your trigger decision, why don't you show up to the 3-gun match on the 30th and you are welcome to try My rifle and several different trigger set-ups. It makes no sense to me to buy the stock parts that you will probably be replacing with better parts as soon as you start shooting more, but hey if you like having boxes of extra parts.....cool. KurtM</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KurtM, post: 949438, member: 6064"] If you notice the stock pins have a small detent grove cut in them. If you chuck them up in a drill and take your dremel with a cut-off wheel (which happens to be the exact width of the spring that goes into the detent groove) and slightly deepen the groove in the pin, it WILL NEVER WALK! This takes about 5 minutes to do from starting with the drill empty and the dremel empty and the cut-off wheel installed on the shaft ready to be installed in the Dremel, and the pins sitting on the work bench. So.... for $25.00 for 5 minutes work that works out to be $300.00 dollars an hour that you are "making" or saving. and once again IT WILL NEVER WALK....ever, ever,ever! Before you make your trigger decision, why don't you show up to the 3-gun match on the 30th and you are welcome to try My rifle and several different trigger set-ups. It makes no sense to me to buy the stock parts that you will probably be replacing with better parts as soon as you start shooting more, but hey if you like having boxes of extra parts.....cool. KurtM [/QUOTE]
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