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Originally Posted by MVP
If the 700 trigger is periodically flushed out and lubed it works just fine unless somone wth a screwdriver has decided he was a gunsmith. Problems I have seen are invariably lack of maintenance or improperly adjusted triggers.
Marines have been using M700/M40 triggers since 1968...
MVP
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MVP, you hit it on the head. I have been around 700s for few years and the only reson for slam fires and guns going off when the safty is disengaged is poor maintenance and the "Golden Screwdriver". Teh idiot female that shot her kid admitted that the trigger had been "worked on". Well DUUUUH!!
Divemaster, bet you had not flushed out the sear area for a while had you?
That is the biggest cause of slam fires in the course.
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