Spoilin' Boop

[Confederate rifleman]

About the only thing about Boop, my Remington 760 (.35 Remington), I don't find myself too fond of is her trigger.
It's not terrible, but it doesn't help either and there have been times when it was a distraction. Inconsistent and gritty.
I decided to get a Timney spring and sear kit. The kit is well reviewed and I'm hoping for good results. I know a bolt action quality trigger is a LONG shot, but any improvement will be warmly welcomed.
Even though I believe breechloaders to be a passing fad, especially if the #÷*% yankee government has its way, this rifle has really grown on me. She did me a solid this past season with two fine deer to her credit, and one a 9 pointer.
Who knows? Mayhaps I'll look for some FANCY wood for her... She's earned some spiffery.

 

[LBAhunter]

Maybe try some diamond paste on the mating surfaces to polish it up.
Dab it on surfaces, work trigger, then wash off.

 

[Confederate rifleman]

Got the Timney for Boop.
Super easy to install and the results are outstanding! Still has a touch of creep, but she's now a wonderful 3 pound pull! Very consistent and very controllable. Well worth the $.
Gotta load up some rounds and see if the sub inch ( and several sub half inch) groups she's been teasing me with lately are just lucky.
Or something else...

 

[Confederate rifleman]

Ok!
Did some work at 200 yards and I must say the new trigger has paid off!
Three 3 shot groups, using a 200 gr FTX over 43 grains of LVR, chrono'd 2311 fps, were as follows:
1 & 15/16ths
1 & 15/16ths
2 & 1/4.
Overlap of the groups could hardly have been better. This is about a 30% improvement over previous results.
Kinda puts Boop in a new light!
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