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http://fm.cnbc.com/applications/cnbc.com/resources/editorialfiles/2012/05/03/2226703_Rem_Doc_02.pdf Remington knew about the problem in 1946 from Walker the original designer of the trigger assy but never changed the design because they could save a few cents each gun

Not a he said/she said or an anti-gun propaganda......I personally witnessed two times (1997 & 1998) Remington 700 30-06 rifle discharges Both times they were being unloaded after a day of deer hunting....... both times different guns, different hunters (not me) In 1998 at lunch after I was telling the story about my nephews gun going off the year before, one guy in the hunting party said "Impossible, I bought my Rem 700 23 yrs ago and my gun has never discharged on it's own"........at the end of the day while he was unloading as soon as he put the safety in the fire position to unload the gun fired The guns in question have been the older ones with two-position safety.....in order to unload the safety has to be put in the fire position......that's when they go bang......all the newer guns with three position safety are not the questionable ones

Forgot to mention, I remove my kicker for the winter slumber

I have the Trollmaster pro 2......it came with a tiny electrical connector near the servo motor. I disconnect it under the kicker engine cowling and leave the main control cord and control box right on the boat. At year three I did have a problem with the small connector and installed (soldered) a larger heavy-duty waterproof generic trailer connector

Not me, I luv'em.....

I have the Trollmaster pro 2 on a Merc 4-stroke 8hp.....works awesome Though I wouldn't over look the ITroll, they weren't avail when I was in the market for one