Mine is ok... But just found this on their website. If you want to see if you are affected, go to this page and enter your serial number. They will give you a 20% coupon to shop their site too for any inconvenience.

http://xmprecall.remington.com/

I think there might be a recall on the newer model 887 shot gun also

http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/?p=72961/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=swiley&utm_campaign=20141206-chronicle1206-remingtonmodel887shotgunrecall

is this another one or the same one from earlier this year? If its another one F them I am not sending it back again so they can have it another 6 months ill just drop in a timney and be done with it! 

is this another one or the same one from earlier this year? If its another one F them I am not sending it back again so they can have it another 6 months ill just drop in a timney and be done with it!

 

That's what I did. Didn't even bother with them.

I sent it back because I will probably sell my rifle (7mm-08) to upgrade to a larger caliber later on so I wanted it to be fixed by remington

I think there might be a recall on the newer model 887 shot gun also

http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/?p=72961/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=swiley&utm_campaign=20141206-chronicle1206-remingtonmodel887shotgunrecall

There is a separate thread on that which is why I posted this seperately.

 

 

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Remington issued a announcement yesterday that they will replace triggers in every Remington 700 ever made.

 

 

http://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/remington-700-massive-fix-countrys-most-popular-gun-n262721

There is a separate thread on that which is why I posted this seperately.

 

 

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OK my bad

A little clarification - Remington's press release:

 

December 6, 2014

Remington Correction of CNBC Reporting

Yesterday afternoon, CNBC erroneously reported that Remington Arms was recalling 7.85 million rifles. This report was fundamentally inaccurate and, once again, CNBC did not comply with the most basic tenet of reporting – fact checking. Even a cursory review of the court filings would have revealed CNBC’s errors. That said, other news sources picked-up and repeated the misinformation about the proposed settlement. In response, the Plaintiffs’ counsel immediately took steps to correct CNBC’s inaccuracies by clarifying the terms of the proposed settlement in their own press release, which, in part, stated:

• These settlements are not recalls.

• These settlements are not any admission that the products are defective or unsafe.

This economic settlement provides an avenue for consumers, who have certain Remington rifles, to voluntarily have a new trigger installed.  As noted by the Plaintiffs, the benefits provided by the settlement will not be in place until after court approval.

Remington is issuing this press release today because it is important that the terms of the proposed economic settlement be accurately described, as Remington does not want its customers to be confused or misled.

Further, and contrary to CNBC’s story, it is undisputed that the Remington Model 700 is the best-selling American-made, bolt-action rifle of all time. The Model 700 has also been and continues to be the tactical sniper rifle of choice for the U.S. armed forces and special operators and is widely used by state and federal law enforcement agencies.

Thanx Bob...

 

 

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