best adj trigger ...for the money

[jraulsten]

I would have said Jewell.............Until I tried a Bix n Andy Tac Sport

 

[762x51]

i paid about $100 for the timney 510 in one of my 700s. i had the older model of xmark trigger and hated it. the 510 is a vast improvement and cost less than a set of nice rings or scope base.

 

[LaHunter]

I've been very happy with my Timney in my M700.

 

[Canhunter35]

+1 for the Calvin elite

 

[Cuda]

How about putting as. Which trigger is best in what gun? Some triggers work better in one certain brand or model rifle.

 

[bpcrshooter]

Tubb T7T buy once, cry once..........

 

[codyadams]

I have Shot Timney, Jewel, and Trigger tech. Honestly, I preferred the trigger tech over all of them. And, it is the same price as the Timney, and WAY less than a Jewel.

 

[FEENIX]

I have to give Trigger Tech a try on my next trigger replacement project.

FYSA, there's recall for all Carbide Triggers which were manufactured between June 5, 2015 and July 28, 2016 >>> https://safety.triggertech.com/

 

[codyadams]

I have to give Trigger Tech a try on my next trigger replacement project.

FYSA, there's recall for all Carbide Triggers which were manufactured between June 5, 2015 and July 28, 2016 >>> https://safety.triggertech.com/

Luckily the trigger I have was only purchased around July of 2017, so I'm good I think ha ha good info.

 

[Greyfox]

I have Shot Timney, Jewel, and Trigger tech. Honestly, I preferred the trigger tech over all of them. And, it is the same price as the Timney, and WAY less than a Jewel.

Very nice break on the Trigger Tech, but I wish they had an over travel adjustment. The one
I tried had "zero" over travel.

 

[codyadams]

Very nice break on the Trigger Tech, but I wish they had an over travel adjustment. The one
I tried had "zero" over travel.

Did you want over travel??

 

[Brightwhite]

I have 2 TriggerTech primary's and a timney Calvin elite and like them both equally really. They both feel good. The TriggerTechs were less expensive.

 

[Greyfox]

Did you want over travel??

Yes. Perhaps it's a question of shooting form, or personal preference, but I found that my precision/consistency is materially improved with some over-travel set in my triggers. It seems to reduce the chance of having finger pressure throwing the shot after the break of the sear. IMO.

 

[FURMAN]

Did you want over travel??

Yes, and we all should. I would say most fliers are caused by pulling the trigger verses the load itself. Think about it for a second and then name one reason why you would have little to no over travel in anything other than a semi auto for the purposes of a fast trigger reset. In precision rifles over travel is your friend. No Triggertechs for me. As a matter of fact none of my BixNAndys have overtravel adjustments and they have plenty of over travel, the exact opposite of Triggertech.