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Can anyone identify the manufacturer of the trigger in the attached photo?

Hi torasperry....I took a photo of the barrel codes from my Rem 700
Varmint Special...The code reads "B" or "R" followed by an "S". The first letter is struck off-line. The date of manufacture is JAN ...

There is a caveat on the Remington site as follows:

(*) On 8/9/99, stopped stamping the barrels with the date code. They continued to mark the date code on the end flap of the shipping box. They re ...

Congrats Gil.....That Colt makes a great leg iron....

SHOOTIST

Follow 1895's link....it's the BARREL CODE not the serial number.
Look on the left side near the action for IMPACTED lettering...its explained in the link.

Shootist

Based on my experience...rifles that have difficulty grouping reasonably well have bedding problems. But here's what I would check:
1. Check the target for any signs of keyholing.
2. Check the muzzl ...

Hey WNCCHESTER... You have the right size to answer as you did, I agree
but most on this site would rather Google search than try something unique. I give you credit for being forthcoming...good luck ...

Hi Grant....usually the differences in manuals occur when an older cartridge,such as the .30/30 is compared. Some manuals carry data based on which GUN the cartridge is used. For example, the .30/30 c ...

Hi Elyboy...I believe your rifle was made by USRAC after around 1994 when the pre-64 action type was re-introduced. The .300 Win Mag was introduced in 1963 being necked-down from the .458 Mag introduc ...

Hi YZCHAMP.....BN's are close focussing....both have the same coating and waterproof seals. I believe the basic diff is the focussing mechanism.

Regards,

SHOOTIST

Hi Logan...glad to see your interest in target sport.

Call Bob White (past president of the International Benchrest Shooters)
after you look over some of his inventory at :

[url=www.benchrest. ...

Hi DallanC.....try this site [b]www.iespell.com[/b]

Regards,

SHOOTIST

Hi Squirrelbait....try this protectant and you won't worry about rust.

Regards,

SHOOTIST

Hi Daveyboy....Voere manufactured very accurate rifles...some commercial
Mauser actions and some conversions. Mauser bought Voere.

Potential problem: Scope mounts (Conetrol)...check tap holes (me ...

Hi Squirrelbait....I think PaulS has a handle on it...watch your [b]crimping.
Take a close look. Check flaring and the residual crimp.

Regards,

Shootist