600 trigger

[moto357]

i've heard some people say 700 triggers will fit, some dissagree..

a little clearification would be appreciated! 

[Luckyducker]

I am certainly no expert on Remington triggers, or any other triggers for that matter, but I don't think they use the same trigger.  Not to say that some guru couldn't make one work, I just don't think they can be drop-in switched. 

[tdd4570]

I'm no expert either.

But, I have a 600, and was looking for a trigger several years ago.

A model 700 trigger would not fit my 600.  From what I hear there are two different model 600 triggers though.

Maybe a model 700 trigger will interchage with the other model 600 trigger. 

Hope I didn't make things worse.

Dave

[moto357]

do you recall what didn't fit about it?  if the assembly itself wouldn't fit the action or if it didn't fit the inletting/trigger guard?  the reason i ask is that the only difference i can tell is the trigger itself is about a half inch forward on the 600 compared to a 700 trigger.  the reason i ask is im building something using my 600 mohawk.  when i had the stock made i asked for the guy not to inlet for the trigger guard, as i want to put on a 700ADL trigger guard, or something similar.  trying to figure out where the trigger is going to be sitting before i decide on a final trigger guard.  hope what i said makes sense to at least somebody..  thanks for any help though guys

[tdd4570]

The pin spacing was different on the two different 600 triggers.  The pin spacing was different on the 700 trigger that I tried also.

I never made it to your inletting question.

Dave

[1sourdough]

 This may not matter but I see there is a recall on model 600 for the trigger/safety. Remington puts a "V" mark on the side of the trigger if the recall was done. I looked into this while researching one for sale, anyway still on the fence.

[fireguymike]

Timney has a trigger for the 700, 600 and 788, so there must be some small difference. I think the 600 and model 7 share a common trigger.