I've ordered two triggers (I was in the mood, and I have many M700s). I ordered a new Rifle Basix 4oz to 20oz trigger, and also a Shilen Competition Rifle Trigger which is 2oz to 6oz. I picked up the Shilen for $60 on Gun Broker because the auction stated "unknown make", and I knew exactly what it was. I haven't received the Rifle Basix trigger yet, but I just installed the Shilen... which finally leads me to my question.
Operationally it is working fantastic and I do LOVE the feel of it. When the bolt is closed the cocking piece is flush with the bolt shroud. Typically, in the cocked position, the cocking piece sticks out about .088" from the bolt shroud. Here are two photos with both bolts cocked to express what I mean (a photo is worth a thousand words
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What do you fellas think will result from this, if anything? It feels and sounds normal when I dry fire it. Solid snap. Maybe light primer strikes?
This one is my .22-250 and shows the normal protrusion (cocked).
![Image](http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g211/trental/Forum%20Photos/M700%20204Ruger/DSC_0023.jpg)
This is my .204 with the Shilen installed (cocked).
![Image](http://i57.photobucket.com/albums/g211/trental/Forum%20Photos/M700%20204Ruger/DSC_0024.jpg)