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I know I asked this question quite some time ago. But looking for the best drop in trigger for a Remington 700 long action. Safety and reliability first and foremost but I appreciate a smooth fairly light trigger 2-3 pounds . I had meant to take care of this project quite some time ago but now I am addressing it
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I’ve used several Timneys and been very pleased. If I find another rifle that needs a trigger, I may try something else to see if they’re any better.
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I have been using TriggerTechs for 700's myself. No complaints.
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+1 on Trigger Tech. I've had them on both of my 700s (including a long action) for several years now and no complaints either.
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I have timneys and triggertech. The triggertech "feels" a little more quality to me but I like the wide trigger shoe on the timneys a little better. Between the two I would probably just get whatever I found a better deal on at the time.
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Have both TT and a Timney.
For what you describe; a TriggerTech Primary is the way I'd lean.
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Trigger Tech Special. Why? Because you will love it so much, you will want it lighter later on. You can have a 1-3# with the Special!! ha I started with TT Primary myself. Now all I use are Specials.
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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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2-3 lb target, timney or TT either one. You want a wide or narrow trigger shoe?
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I’m very happy with the Triggertech that I put in earlier this year.
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I have all Timney triggers and just installed two more yesterday. I prefer a thin shoe and Timney has the 510THIN (or 512THIN if you want a nickel). They are easy to adjust and have not found a reason to try anything else.
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I have a couple Timneys and they are great. What is so special with the trigger techs?
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Well I picked up a trigger tech we’ll see how it works
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