Anybody sent their 700 back to Remington under the recall?

Swapping in an aftermarket trigger only takes a few minutes. Id do that. There's no telling how long it will take if you send it in.

Well I keep reading and it is a little confusing.

There is a "recall" on all made after 2006 because of a "bonding agent" but the deal on the Walker triggers is a voluntary. They did not recall those. They merely agreed to replace any that a person wants replaced. A little different I guess. They still are not acknowledging any problems with the stock, unaltered trigger in the pre 2006 triggers.

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yea, im sending back our .264

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If I had one made after 2006 that is part of the recall I would in a hurry. Who wants a gun the manufacturer tells you it has a problem.

Seems however they still say the older ones are ok. I can't believe they would leave them out there without a recall after all this scrutiny if they felt the gun had a problem.

I have a .270 that is part of the recall. I notified them as per the recall letter and it took them THREE MONTHS to send me the box I am supposed to ship it back to them in. The box is sitting in my room and I staring at it thinking "if it took them that long to send me the box, will I ever see the rifle again?" Havent decided to send it back or not.

I will meet with them and get everyone complete updated info on this in January. In the meantime, no kids with recalled guns period. Experienced adults only using sound hunter safety techniques. And if is below 40 degrees flip the safety after scoping the deer just in case.

Put in a Timney. Inexpensive and quick.

Just put a timney straight trigger in my 79 ADL 270. Had the pull set at 2.5 lbs. it is freaking awesome compared to what was in it