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I thought all along that the 40x method of weight adjustment was just so it could be adjusted externally but like I said I have never seen a 40x trigger other than a diagram. It's just spring pressure, direct or indirect from the adjusting screw. The link earlier from Remington on the 40x was...

Thanks to everyone for their patience but I'm still confused as to why Remington will advertise their 40x triggers are suitable for 1 1/2 lb and not the regular 700 trigger. I assume the 40x triggers can all be adjusted to 24 oz and be safe and yet they make no claim for the 700. I have heard of...

"every aspect is timed correctly" - I assume you mean finding that balance between sear engagement and trigger spring weight? The method of changing trigger weight between the two triggers doesn't seem to significant to me except one can be done externally. No? 4 oz seems way too light for a...

I'm wondering why you can adjust the 40x down to 1 1/2 lb and the regular 700 [walker] cannot without a lot of work and then it's not recommended? Has to be some difference in design or tolerances. What?

Have been using and adjusting standard 700 triggers for far too many years but have never seen a 40x trigger. They are recommended to adjust lighter down to 1 1/2 lb? Design? Tighter tolerances? Not a bench rester but really enjoy varminting, tuning, and reading all the Benchrest forums. [for...

Hi everyone from Alberta - I bought a 541 years ago when they first became available in Canada. To lighten the trigger i shortened the main sear spring and drilled a new hole to pin it in position. All is well, but I don't know how to properly set the trigger housing lock screw which bears...