I just got done adjusting the trigger on a 300WM of mine but am having reservations about using superglue in the screws to hold them. Is this what is used or something else. Someone told me once that fingernail polish is used too. I just want it to hold but also would like to be able to get it apart again too. It looks like epoxy would work like the original stuff and not bond too tight but hold real well though.

Thanks.

BRENT,
I strongly suggest that you donot use superglue on your trigger. Superglue is very thin and apt to get into the working parts of the trigger. If it does, it's time to buy a new trigger. I've found the carpenter glue works fine. This is a case of a little bit goes a long way. A single bead the size of the screws works fine. Once I put the glus on, I lay the rifle on my bench in a horizontal position to keep the glue out of the trigger works. Good luck.

Finger nail polish works also.

Brent-

Take a Q-Tip with some alcohol, clean off any oil, etc on the screw "head" & front of the trigger around it, let it evaporate, and hit it with a dab of fingernail polish. I use some shade of red (whatever the wife has handy) to immediately identify a trigger that I've adjusted vs an untouched factory trigger.

I use red fingernail polish as well.

Thanks guys, That's what I was thinking would work best, the polish. I just wasn't sure how it would stick.

Brent,

or, go to a fly fishing shop and get a bottle of "head cement". This is the stuff they use when tying flies to keep them from coming apart while being beaten against trees and rocks. It is pretty tough stuff, it sticks like napalm, dries fast and works very well for trigger ajustment screw. Acetone will attack it if needed.

Malm