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Looks like TT now offers a Primary and Special for the Model Seven. Any hands on experience? At this point it’s likely after deer season before I get any real trigger time with one but I’m excited to give them a try
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I have 6 Primary’s on 700’s and love them, definitely the cats a$$. I can’t imagine they’d be any different on a Model Seven 😎
I need two of them to replace the MOAs on a couple of M70s........tick tock tick tock.
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Any difference in the Primary and the Special other than range of adjustment?
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What is the difference between a Rem 700 trigger and. Rem model 7 trigger?
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As i understand it, minor differences in bolt release and safety positions
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Outstanding! Good to know, I just built a 700 because I could get a Triggertech for it but really wanted to turn my 18 inch Model 7 7-08 into a 22 inch 7-08 (rifle loony) and put a Triggertech trigger on it.
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I wish Trigger Tech would make one for the Mauser.
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Went ahead and bought one. A Special
Installed it tonight. Very easy. Felt real nice. The manual says it ships in the middle of the adjustment range. I decreased weight by a couple clicks. Very, very crisp
The safety has a different feel than the factory trigger it replaced. Not quite as tight/stiff. I’m sure I’ll get used to it
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The safety has a different feel than the factory trigger it replaced. Not quite as tight/stiff. I’m sure I’ll get used to it
If there was one thing I could change on the TT, this would be it. I don’t love the feel of the safety. Hard to describe. But I have gotten used to it ...
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