Remington titanium firing pin
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Jack Roberts
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The lock time on the 700 is so fast a titanium pin is not needed.
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sharkathmi
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Originally Posted By: Jack RobertsThe lock time on the 700 is so fast a titanium pin is not needed.
Jack But would the titanium pin decrease the lock time as compared to the factory steel pin?
ETA:
OP - I found this link in another thread that Doggin posted. Good info in there. It may help you.
Remington's M700 rifles have about a 2.5 ms lock time with their 26-lb.
firing pin spring. A 32-lb. spring takes that down to about 2 ms and the
addition of a titanium firing pin get it to about 1.6 ms. Again, these
are for the long actions; short ones have about 15% less lock time.
Jack But would the titanium pin decrease the lock time as compared to the factory steel pin?
ETA:
OP - I found this link in another thread that Doggin posted. Good info in there. It may help you.
Remington's M700 rifles have about a 2.5 ms lock time with their 26-lb.
firing pin spring. A 32-lb. spring takes that down to about 2 ms and the
addition of a titanium firing pin get it to about 1.6 ms. Again, these
are for the long actions; short ones have about 15% less lock time.
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