SOLD/EXPIRED 3 Rifle Basix triggers

[RUMt]

I'm guessing if you're smart enough to read this forum, you wouldn't want the RB triggers? Where should I sell them? What kind of discount? 2 @ ERV-3 and one LV-1
I tried gunBroker.com - maybe I should try eBay

 

[ss7mm]

What you might try, if you really want to sell something, is to include info about each so that guys that don't know what each fits won't have to do all of the leg work. Might roust out a potential buyer quicker.

And, put a price on them. If someone doesn't like it they either won't buy it or will offer you something different if they don't immediately sell.

Remington Triggers:

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]LV-1 - 8 oz. to 1.5 lbs.
Factory adjusted to break at 10 oz. to 12 oz.[/FONT]
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[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]ERV-3 - 4 oz. to 1.25 lbs.
Factory adjusted to break at 5 oz. to 7 oz.[/FONT]

 

[RUMt]

thanks Dick. Since neither Kirby or Shawn will use them, I don't want to list them here. I put them on eBay and the gun haters quickly took the advert down - maybe they just agree with Kirby/Shawn I listed them on gunbroker.

LV-1
Rifle Basix ERV-3 Remington Trigger 4 oz. to 1.25

 

[gm9658]

What do you want for all (3)

 

[RUMt]

All three for $215 and I'll pay shipping.

 

[GO-FASTER]

thanks dick. Since neither kirby or shawn will use them, i don't want to list them here. I put them on ebay and the gun haters quickly took the advert down - maybe they just agree with kirby/shawn i listed them on gunbroker.

lv-1
rifle basix erv-3 remington trigger 4 oz. To 1.25

wow ok

 

[6.5x284tony]

PM sent. I will take them.

Tony.

 

[preacherman]

anyone have an issue with the adjustment screws being very "loose fitting/sloppy" with the rifle basic triggers?... I wanted to leave the pull weight screw unsealed until I'm satisfied with the pull weight, but don't trust the screw to stay put...

anyone know of a 8x32x3/16" socket set screw with nylon pellet, or similar screw which would be re-adjustable without having to seal it?

thanks, larry