Remington has a preliminary settlement of the trigger class action lawsuit. For more information go to the Remington web site and click on the link on the left I would post the link but I don't remember how with this phone. Read all the provided documents carefully to understand what you are eligible for and how to join the suit.
Remington trigger suit
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So?
Can I Slap a Suit Against Remington for each Remington I Own that have never Failed?
I know there's a few Problems & Few people that have Lost their Lives!
Will Money/Winning a Law Suit bring somebody back to Life?
No it won't!
But Hopefully the Problem can & will be Fixed!
My Question is this:
Even if Remington offers everybody a New Free Trigger you know first hand only a Fraction of the Guns will turned back & Fixed!
We laugh, we cry, we love
Go hard when the going's tough
Push back, come push and shove
Knock us down, we'll get back up again and again
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Can I Slap a Suit Against Remington for each Remington I Own that have never Failed?
I know there's a few Problems & Few people that have Lost their Lives!
Will Money/Winning a Law Suit bring somebody back to Life?
No it won't!
But Hopefully the Problem can & will be Fixed!
My Question is this:
Even if Remington offers everybody a New Free Trigger you know first hand only a Fraction of the Guns will turned back & Fixed!
We laugh, we cry, we love
Go hard when the going's tough
Push back, come push and shove
Knock us down, we'll get back up again and again
We are Members of the Huntin Crowd!
Yes, you can register every qualifying firearm you own.
It is now in the hands of the firearm owners. If they want a different trigger to assure they don't have a Walker failure they can. If they want to keep the Walker they can. If they want a custom trigger they can at their own expense. Unless you have a 721 like me and qualify for a $10 gift card at the over priced Remington store.
It is now in the hands of the firearm owners. If they want a different trigger to assure they don't have a Walker failure they can. If they want to keep the Walker they can. If they want a custom trigger they can at their own expense. Unless you have a 721 like me and qualify for a $10 gift card at the over priced Remington store.
