Gunsmiths? HELP! Rem 700 Trigger

[Chris M]

OK, so I found 3 detailed "How-To's" on adjusting the trigger on my Remington 700.
How To #1.
How To #2.
How To #3.
I read all 3 just to make sure they're all in harmony and in case one left something out, another will catch it. Anyways, I'm following them exactly as stated, and when I get to the point of oiling the 3 screws, the trigger stop (over travel) screw seizes up. It'll back out no problem, but won't go in. I'm slowly loosening/tightening and it's slowly going back in, when all of a sudden the screw breaks, leaving no more slot for the screwdriver.

Can I simply get a replacement screw, back this one all the way out, and put the new one in, or did I totally mess something up inside the trigger and have to buy a new trigger assembly? PLEASE HELP!!!

[tankerman]

Buy an after market trigger like Timney and be done with it

[m24armorer]

I have a lot of Remington triggers, let me know if you need one.

[Mugwump]

This is exactly why I dropped mine off at Kerley's today. I'm willing to pay $65 for peace of mind, especially after reading about the lawsuits and why Remington ships these rifles out with 9lb triggers.

[Chris M]

I have a lot of Remington triggers, let me know if you need one.

I'm hoping I can get just the screw I broke. After fiddling with it a little more, the trigger still works, it just has a lot of play in it after being pulled.

PM me with how much you want for one of your triggers.

[BigMac]

Wow, Kurlys gets 65 bucks!

I need to adjust my prices.

[m24armorer]

Mailed your replacement screws out yesterday.

[Chris M]

Mailed your replacement screws out yesterday.

Thanks a bunch. I really appreciate it.

[Chris M]

Mailed your replacement screws out yesterday.

Received the screws today. I was expecting only the one replacement for the one I broke, but you sent the whole set. Do you want me to return the others?

Thanks again!

[m24armorer]

If you don't need em..