Remington won't fix it - if it's an older model that requires you to release the safety to open the bolt, they (actually an authorized gunsmith) will replace the safety. I have one that would sometimes (happened twice) fire when the safety was released. My father got it used years ago, and I inherited it. Sure enough, when I checked, someone had cranked the trigger tension back as far as it would go. Guess what, that will cause trouble with a Model 70, too (New Haven gun, not the new FNs). I adjusted the trigger on my M70 and found that it's not too hard to go too light and create an issue. Proper tension, no problem. Unfortunately, the 700 adjustment screw was frozen (can't get much torque on the little bugger), so I went with a Timney. Two pins, easy installation. Now it's good. If you haven't had a problem, and you don't mess with the trigger, you are probably OK. If it bothers you, a new Timney is about $110, installs in 20 minutes, and in my opinion is a better trigger anyway.