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LONG TRIGGERGUARD SCREWS Reviews & Ratings

LONG TRIGGER GUARD SCREWS

Precision-turned, heat-treated screws provide extra reach when bedding Remington rifle actions in synthetic or wooden stocks with thicker, cross-sectional depth. Approximately .250' longer than the factory screws for greater flexibility in bedding depth. Action screw kits are available with the standard slotted head to match the factory screws or with Allen head sockets that allow repeatable torque settings on match or target rifles.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Material: Steel
Color: Black
Finish: Blued
Slotted Head
- 1/4"-28 x 1.3"
- 1/4"-28 x 1.9"
- 8-36 x 1.8"
Allen Head
- 1/4"-28 x 1.7"
- 1/4"-28 x 2.2"
- 8-36 x 2.2"
Kits Include All Correct Sizes for the Model Selected

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Reviews Summary

Overall, customers appreciate the availability and versatility of the LONG TRIGGERGUARD SCREWS, particularly noting their suitability for custom builds. Many highlight the need for trimming these screws, which can be beneficial but requires caution. However, some customers express disappointment with the length and depth of the screw heads, which can lead to issues during installation.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Fit and Usability

65%

Many reviewers emphasize that the screws fit well for various applications, especially custom rifle setups. The flexibility to cut the screws to desired lengths is often mentioned positively, allowing for personalization. However, some experience issues with sizing, underscoring a need for careful measurement before ordering.

Quality Concerns

30%

A significant number of reviews point out problems with the screw heads, particularly regarding their shallowness compared to factory parts. This has led to difficulties in securing the screws, resulting in stripped heads and damaged items, which is a major point of frustration for users.

Value for Money

55%

Customers generally feel the screws are reasonably priced considering their utility for custom builds and repairs, although a handful express concerns about excessive shipping costs relative to product size. The availability of extra screws is also seen as a bonus, enhancing perceived value.

Customer Service Experience

25%

Feedback on customer service is mixed, with some users indicating that they received inadequate support regarding product specifications. This has led to frustration and unsatisfactory experiences during the purchasing process where correct size recommendations were not effectively communicated.

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Rem 700 BDL Long Trigger Guard Screws

These screws are very long and must be cut to size.

Shallow cavity depth.

Factory Remington screws have a cavity depth of aprox. .134. The Brownell's replacement screws have a cavity depth of aprox. .084. Worn tooling should not be used.

Too long

I ordered these for a Remington 700BDL. Both screws are way too long, I will have to cut them to fit.

by Alan on November 22, 2024

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Bad screws

These screws that were recommended for this build were too long and you don’t show any that were right for Remington actions. I had to order them from a machine tool company. Very disappointed in customer service because they don’t seem to know your products good enough. I was told that you did carry any tigger pins for my build only to find they were included with the barreled action. We already order pins from a machine tool company of your employees advice.

by Terry Rowley on May 10, 2024

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Shallow Hex Recess

The recess wall depth and effective depth is approximately 3/32 of an inch or 2 mm. I can't trust it will hold a hex bit for a torque wrench without stripping. Then how do I get the mount screw out? Might be serviceable for a wooden stock, but then what's the point of long mount screws for a Rem. 700 ADL?

Screws are way too long

Bought these for my Rem. 700 BDL as the originals are too short for the Boyds hardwood stock. Discription says they are 1/4 inch longer. My calipers say that they are .650 longer (more than 5/8) I can cut these down but care will have to be taken to not ruin the heat treat and fine threads.

really wanted standard length screws,

I used these screws on a Cooper M57 17HMR. I would have liked them to be standard Rem length. I had to cut them up to 1/2" and chase the threads to get them to work. The postage was excessive. They could have been shipped in a small padded envelope for first class postage, instead of standard shipping costs. For these reasons, I would not recommend them

Don't do it.

Same as the previous review... the hex holes are half as deep as the factory screws. I lightly snugged one screw during the bedding process (we're talking 25-30 inch pounds) and that's all it took to strip the head. Hardened steel so I couldn't drill it out. Had to use a die grinder and burr to pop the head off. Not fun while working on a new benchrest stock. Not to mention damaging the escutcheon.

Worst screws yet.....

I ordered 2 sets of these screws to accommodate 2 custom remington 700 projects. I used the first set in bedding the first gun and ended up with a destroyed stock due to a serious flaw with these screws. The socket in the head of these screws are VERY shallow compared to the screws that are coming with the Rem 700's from the factory. I ended up using the second set to finish the first gun after a new stock was brought in. Its a great concept but the heads are not up to par on these screws.