Extended Magazine Release Lever

Fits the following Remington models listed below in all rifle calibers:

• 740
• 7400
• 742
• 750
• 760
• 7600
• 762

This kit includes our extended magazine release lever and a replacement torsion spring. Regardless of whether you are using OEM Remington magazines or higher capacity magazines, this kit is essential for fast and fumble-free releases. It is also useful for those that shoot wearing gloves and/or in low light conditions. Our lever is CNC machined from hardened 17-4 grade stainless steel and finished with a tough DLC coating (black color), and the spring is coiled from stainless steel. This is a durable replacement that will never wear out, is highly-resistant to corrosion and has been made from the best materials with the best finishes applied. The deep serrations provide a very grippy surface for all weather conditions and are on both the bottom and front faces to accommodate individual shooting preferences.

Construction

• The magazine release lever is CNC machined from 17-4 stainless steel, then DLC coated black
• The torsion spring is coiled from stainless steel wire
• Weighs 0.33 oz (9.2 g) – which is the magazine release lever and torsion spring combined

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Complete trigger rebuild spring kit

Also fits the following Remington models listed below in all rifle calibers and all shotgun gauges:

• 11-87
• 11-96
• 552
• 572
• 6
• 740
• 7400
• 742
• 750
• 760
• 7615
• 762
• 878
• SP-10

This kit comprises of both a replacement hammer spring as well as five different trigger springs ranging in pull weight from 1.25lb to 5lb. The hammer spring is made from stainless steel, and the trigger springs are made from spring steel then plated for both easy identification and to maximize corrosion resistance. This high quality set of six springs fits nearly all Remington pump and semi-auto rifles and shotguns – which use the trigger assembly as pictured. Aside from three lighter pull weights, the kit includes a factory weight spring should you wish to bring your trigger back to original specification, as well as a heavier spring for cold climate shooting with heavy gloves. The new hammer spring will both correct light primer strikes due to an old or worn spring as well as correct/improve lock time – the proper function of both being crucial for maintaining accuracy. If unsure on compatibility please contact us first to check. We measure the factory trigger at 4lb (based on the Remington 7600 rifle), the ratings below can vary slightly when fitted to different firearms* and when installed correctly**.

• Ultralight 1.25lb to 1.5lb (black color)
• Light 1.75lb to 2lb (silver color)
  
• Medium ~3lb (grey color)
  
• Factory ~4lb (charcoal color)
• Heavy ~5lb (light blue zinc color)

Notes

Although the springs provided in this kit have been designed and tested by us to be safe, every trigger is different and it is imperative to ensure that your trigger is safe after installation. We have come across some very unsafe 1lb springs for this trigger assembly which although break at the advertised pull weight, will slam fire when working the action hard or when dropping the firearm onto the buttpad. Be vigilant with all trigger modifications and test thoroughly after reassembly! In our own tests, 1.25lb is the minimum pull weight that this trigger assembly will achieve by replacing the spring and polishing the sear and hammer. By replacing the trigger spring alone you can expect 1.5lb in an unmodified trigger assembly.

* Results may vary slightly between individual rifles and shotguns and are dependent on the trigger pull gauge, factory tolerances and whether any other modifications have been done to the trigger. Our pull weight is measured using an RCBS gauge.

** We supply replacement springs only. If unsure on installation, we highly recommend having a qualified and competent gunsmith do the job. Slight variations between different rifles and shotguns may result in an unsafe trigger when fitting these springs. Always ensure the firearm is unloaded before commencing work and test trigger function extensively upon reassembly whilst rifle is unloaded. Slam closing the breech bolt and dropping the firearm onto the buttpad (both whilst unloaded) is imperative.

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Forends for the 7600 and 7615 are limited in choice to a handful of factory versions in either timber or plastic. Aftermarket forends do exist however these are few and far between and generally overpriced for what they offer.

Meanwhile there is a plethora of relatively low cost, high quality options for the Remington 870, 12 gauge shotgun:

– true pistol grip forends

– forends with integrated torches / flashlights

– old style ribbed timber forends (‘police’ models)

– forends with ?full-length picatinny rails

Our adapter kit consists of a CNC machined 6061-T6 sleeve, which has been Mil-Spec type III anodised for durability, which slides over the existing 7600 forend and is retained by a replacement 304 grade stainless steel bolt. Over this any 870 forend that fits the 12ga shotgun, will fit snugly. The forend is held in place by a 4140 blued steel end-cap which matches the thread of the 870’s tube. Unlike the 870 which has a tubular magazine, this end cap is closed off at the end with a Remington 870, 12 gauge forend wrench (not included) This kit is a drop-in fit, with no gunsmithing required whatsoever.

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