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I recently picked up a 700 with the x mark pro adjustable trigger. It has been messed with and is not safe. I adjusted the trigger as tight as it will go and still will not hold the sear with a hard bolt close Was thinking about a simple TriggerTech primary, Or is it worth the extra$ for the special? Opticsplanet has one listed for $119, but read negative reviews about there business practice of selling out of stock items
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I have a Trigger Tech primary and it works great for me.
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I recently picked up a 700 with the x mark pro adjustable trigger. It has been messed with and is not safe. I adjusted the trigger as tight as it will go and still will not hold the sear with a hard bolt close Was thinking about a simple TriggerTech primary, Or is it worth the extra$ for the special? Opticsplanet has one listed for $119, but read negative reviews about there business practice of selling out of stock items My opinion it would depend on how low a setting you want your trigger to go. Several triggers out there will go down to two and a half pound range and not cost a lot. If you want to get down there below a pound you limit your numbers and they cost a little more you want to get down there in the low ounces this is where Jewel shines.
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I've bought several triggers from Opticsplanet.The Independence is an annual special run from Triggertech.They are the same as their regular primary trigger.It's hard to beat the price.It took about a week to receive mine.I'd jump on it before they are out of stock if your looking for a trigger. https://www.opticsplanet.com/triggertech-remington-700-primary-independence-trigger.html
~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~ As Bob Hagel would say"You should not use a rifle that will kill an animal when everything goes right; you should use one that will do the job when everything goes wrong."Good words of wisdom...............
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I have a primary and 2 specials.
I prefer the special.
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the primary works fine for me
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+1, OP is GTG and the Primary is fine for a hunting rifle or tactical style shooting. I have single stage Diamonds, Specials, and recently 2 of the Independence Primary's. Happy with all of them. On a side note, if you are building on a Zermatt Origin Action, they now come timed, (U15 cocking piece/undersized .015"), to the Triggertech Triggers. SD
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Old school here Walker and proper maintenance..mb
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I have a Timney in one of mine and I love it.
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I have them with both Triggertech and Timney. Both work just fine.
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Old school walker tuned up by 24hr member. (805) Mine is 2lbs, super crisp...every bit as good as a timney or trigger tech I think. I have had a few over the years.
Look in the classified or maybe pm him.
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Old school walker tuned up by 24hr member. (805) Mine is 2lbs, super crisp...every bit as good as a timney or trigger tech I think. I have had a few over the years.
Look in the classified or maybe pm him. I have done several for myself that are very nice 2 lb triggers sometimes slightly less. But unless he already has an old one to work with the new style triggers are junk in my book.
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I have a TriggerTech Primary in the one M700 that I own. Couldn’t ask for a better trigger.
If we live long enough, we all have regrets. But the ones that nag at us the most are the ones in which we know we had a choice.
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No extra Remington triggers here. Will probably go with the T.T. Although when talking with them this morning he happen to say hopefully its not a timing issue. Not sure if I can fix that if it is..
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Primary:1.5 to 4lbs Special: 1 to 3.5lbs
For a varminter, the special might come in handy, but for an all-around hunting rifle, IMO, the extra cheddar for the special isn't warranted.
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Timney here also.
I just call the factory tell them what i want and to set the trigger at 2 1/2 lbs. I don't have to mess with it and screw something up and it not be safe.
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“Fear thou not; for I am with thee: be not dismayed; for I am thy God: I will strengthen thee; yea, I will help thee; yea, I will uphold thee with the right hand of my righteousness.” ISAIAH 41:10
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I’ve replaced a couple of the x-mark triggers with Timneys.
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I have them with both Triggertech and Timney. Both work just fine. Same answer.
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It’s a tough question. I have the original Walker that’s been adjusted, I have two Timneys, one Jewel, and a Triggertech. If I just had to choose my favorite, I guess I would say Jewel. But the rest are still real good. I like to try out different brands and my next one will be a Shilen.
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