Triggertech Primary R700 - $110

[TxLite]

Just picked up 2. Figured I’d throw it out there for anyone else looking

TriggerTech Remington 700 Primary Single Stage Straight Flat Black PVD Trigger

Upgrade your Remington 700 rifle with the TriggerTech Primary Single Stage Straight Flat Black PVD Trigger, the ultimate choice for precision shooters seeking enhanced accuracy and control. Engineered with cutting-edge Zero Creep Technology, this drop-in trigger delivers a crisp, frictionless...

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[bayou0509]

I'm in for one

 

[Coueskiller43]

Deal is tempting but I don’t think I could get used to the bottom safety.

 

[hoooogan]

Grabbed one

Deal is tempting but I don’t think I could get used to the bottom safety.

What bottom safety? The "T" in the last portion of the part number "TNF" means Top Safety.

 

[TxLite]

Deal is tempting but I don’t think I could get used to the bottom safety.

You can see the safety on top in the pic

 

[Coueskiller43]

Grabbed one


What bottom safety? The "T" in the last portion of the part number "TNF" means Top Safety.

I guess I misread the “optional” part. When I plugged it into an AI search the SKU came back as a bottom safety

 

[wildwilderness]

Thanks for the heads up.

How does the bolt release work on these? Is there a separate piece?

 

[TxLite]

I guess I misread the “optional” part. When I plugged it into an AI search the SKU came back as a bottom safetyView attachment 1015480

Interesting. Plug in the upc or mpn. Shows up as standard top safety for me

It’s designed for 700 clones that have a bolt release built into the action. If you’re putting it on a standard 700 you’d need the model with the bottom bolt release

 

[Coueskiller43]

 

[hoooogan]

I guess I misread the “optional” part. When I plugged it into an AI search the SKU came back as a bottom safetyView attachment 1015480

Your first mistake is using AI for a simple google search. And that's coming from someone who works in tech and rarely uses AI for basic searches. AI is very useful when tasked with complex queries, but i've found simple queries can often lead to unexpected results. I basic google search everything as it is 100x more accurate.

You can even see the part number on the unit in the picture.

 

[TxLite]

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You have the bnf mpn listed instead of tnf

 

[Coueskiller43]

You have the bnf mpn listed instead of tnf

Yeah I see that now. I had TNF in there and it swapped it to BNF in the response