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About 100 pages as I recall.

I saw one on Amazon for like $2500. awhile ago :) Wish someone would reproduce it.

I have 1" of Sorbathane on all my guns now :) Don't really care much about ascetics.

Bolt lube, if one uses it and lug lube, hot weather, gravity. For those reasons I think zero anything is preferable, although I doubt there is much actual lube in Lighter fluid but I don't know with any certainty. I've had no issues with zero for a few years.

I do know someone and will consider asking him to make me some. Thanks.

Elegantly simple, isn't it?

My visual recognition of both of them together over a few years.

Thanks Al

I haven't been able to find one.

Well, That's just the way they are is all. They work fine without the extra work but work better slicked up a bit.

Thanks Al

I have bone on bone as well, both my thumbs and shoulders. I have a friend who recently had his right thumb bone on bone rebuilt by a specialized place. Doing OK with it so far.

Grind the bubble off the trigger lever pin or does it unscrew? As a standard practice, I have stoned the faces of all the moving parts and side plates with every Jewell Triger I have owned. Just makes sense to me to have everything as flat as it can be. Some of the Jewell triggers I have...

Years ago I saw a picture of a Rem 700 type bolt shroud that was made from, I think , Teflon. Is the person who owns it still around and could perhaps share if they made it or acquired it? Thanks

I watched a vid today on "Fixing" the problem with Remington triggers. The lad presenting stated the Shilen trigger was very much like the Remington with the fix he was doing done. The Rem trigger has a pin holding the trigger lever that can be driven out where as the Shilen seems to be riveted...

I fight it all the time. For me it has to do with adrenalin. I'm not recoil shy but I get to crankin and will sometimes even falsely pull at the trigger. I employ the Dutch Uncle in my head quite often. I once spoiled an almost 250- 24 by jerking the trigger on the last shot that went of a 9...

I saw an Rheumatologist a couple of years ago and he told me , pretty much, to suck it up, getting old ain't for sissies and I should expect it. I will say, I have improved over this past few months but my right thumb was practically useless off and on for months. 79 and 4 mos., me.

Pretty sure if it's suppose to be capable of 2 oz, something is not right in the adjustment process. Do you have their written directions?

Never seen one of them so I won't opine.

As I recall, they are riveted together like the Remingtons are. Was wondering how folks deal with that.