What after market trigger brand for Rem 700?

[Mackadoodle]

Trigger Tech Primary has my vote. Euro had them on sale for quite some time i scooped up 3. I wanna say there were like 134 ea? Orig is 170?

 

[Jpsmith1]

I am a lefty so Timney

Me too, and I have a TT on my lefty 700

 

[thinhorn_AK]

I only have one Remington rifle and it’s got a trigger tech in it so that’s what I voted for.

I’ve never had any trouble with it and that gun has been out in the rain, sleet and mud during moose hunts. It’s been along on some epic float hunts as well with no issues . I suppose if I was getting another Remington I’d get the same thing.

 

[Dan in Alaska]

I have experience with several brands of aftermarket triggers, in several different makes/models of rifles. I like the shape/feel of the trigger shoe of the TriggerTechs the best, so they are my current favorite. I have more TriggerTechs than any other brand.

 

[Dillard]

Have a Timney in my Fieldcraft and couldn't imagine a better choice for a hunting rifle. From the poll results, maybe I need to try a Trigger Tech.

 

[charles_bc]

Bix n Andy Dakota is a really great trigger! The Bix Tacsport range if you want something really special!

 

[Oregon7saum]

Triggertech diamond for the win, or special if you like a heavy trigger

 

[Mike D Texas]

Triggertech diamond for the win, or special if you like a heavy trigger

The Special is adjustable 1-3.5#. I wouldn’t call that a heavy trigger.

The only difference is the Diamond will go down to like 4oz. Still functionally the same otherwise.

 

[Oregon7saum]

The Special is adjustable 1-3.5#. I wouldn’t call that a heavy trigger.

The only difference is the Diamond will go down to like 4oz. Still functionally the same otherwise.

You're not wrong I just like mine set at 10-12oz so 1.5lb + is heavier to me