Remington 700 Trigger identification

[hntnnut]

Can anyone identify this trigger? Its in a Remington 700 chambered in 222. Rem Mag. built in 1967. The trigger breaks clean at about 1.25-1.5 pounds with no creep or over travel. Is this a original factory trigger or is it aftermarket? If the latter any idea what it is? My pops has had this rifle for years and had bought it used way back when maybe in the early 80s?

Richard

[ar15barrels]

That is a pre-1986 remington trigger.
The earlier ones had that tab that goes up and locks the bolt closed.
Later triggers/bolts omitted the tab and the associated cut in the bolt and the bolt can be cycled while on safe.

[Horrendo Revolver]

So if I understand you correctly Randall there were two versions of the Walker trigger?

[ar15barrels]

So if I understand you correctly Randall there were two versions of the Walker trigger?

More than two.
There are two different types of adjustment screws.
The one shown above has 2 screws out the front and one out the back.
Others have one screw out the front, one out the bottom and one out the back.
Then there are at least 3 variations of safety hardware that goes on the outside of the trigger as well.
If you combine the safety hardware and call it PART of the trigger, you can get a bunch of different variations.

[Horrendo Revolver]

I never knew that, thanks.