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Here is the diagrams from the 1940 Remington Parts Catalog --
Model 32 1940 parts catalogue.jpg
I'd suspect that if the safety slide is now the barrel selector for the Miller trigger the Safety Adjusting Screws may no longer be functional.
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01-30-2022, 03:39 AM
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The Miller Trigger Company claims to be able to fix Miller and any other triggers. Give them a shot.
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