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john c.
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after installing a jewel trigger in my 700 7mag, i am looking at replacing the firing pin assembly w/another system and have a few questions.
is it a reccommended improvement? david tubb system the way to go?
i see several bolt dissambly tools such as the KLEINENDORST BOLT DISASSEMBLY TOOL and a few others that are available.
any suggestions/tips are appreciated.
THANKS!
 
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Those aftermarket strikers come very highly recommended by the makers, and many of those who've bought them.

I made my own disassembly tool from a piece of angle iron, two small scraps of steel and a 3/8" bolt, but if you don't have a welder you probably should buy one of the tools.


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Originally posted by john c.:
after installing a jewel trigger in my 700 7mag, i am looking at replacing the firing pin assembly w/another system and have a few questions.
is it a reccommended improvement? david tubb system the way to go?
i see several bolt dissambly tools such as the KLEINENDORST BOLT DISASSEMBLY TOOL and a few others that are available.
any suggestions/tips are appreciated.
THANKS!


It may help David Tubb at the national matches but I think for you rifle, a waste of time and money, Just MHO


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This is a simple M700 dissambly tool that I made. Works quite well. The shoulder on the firing pin bottoms out as the assembly is screwed into the tool exposing the cross pin in the cocking piece for takedown.




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That'll work , slick !


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Doug

nice tool. Is it Aluminum.
 
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Lighten & Time the OEM Remington firing pin.

The aftermarket aluminum shank firing pins will break.


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Doug

nice tool. Is it Aluminum.


Stainless steel. I detest aluminum.



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john c.
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dans and jim....thanks. gonna rethink this mod.
others...thanks for the pics etc.
maybe will get a bolt disassembly tool so i can disassemble and clean and call it good.
 
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ok, have decided that all i want to do bolt-wise is be able to disassemble it and clean/lube it. for now. there are several listed in the brownells catalog. can one of you gurus please reccommend one? none of them are out of my price range but maybe theres one you prefer? THANKS
 
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The Kleinendorst is the way to go to get the stiker assembly out of the bolt body. Well made, easy to use. Their striker disassmbley tool is good too, if you need to go that far.

As far as replacing your firing pin/striker with lighter parts, spend the money on ammunition or components. your shooting will improve much more that buying the parts.
 
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If all you want to do is disassemble to lube, use a penny and the edge of a workbench or vice; doesn't cost a thing 'cause you can reuse the penny.


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now THAT i will try. plus, it makes a penny actually WORTH a penny.
 
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Originally posted by Matt Organ:
The Kleinendorst is the way to go to get the stiker assembly out of the bolt body. Well made, easy to use. Their striker disassmbley tool is good too, if you need to go that far.

As far as replacing your firing pin/striker with lighter parts, spend the money on ammunition or components. your shooting will improve much more that buying the parts.


im convinced. thanks.
 
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