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Who makes the best bolt gun hunting trigger?
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<blockquote data-quote="Tex_Hunter" data-source="post: 2793542" data-attributes="member: 31749"><p>I used to be a big Timney fan, had their 510 in pretty much any Rem700 pattern gun I've ever owned. However, about 3 years ago I had a new match rifle built and they put in the new Elite Hunter (supposed to be the same as the 510) and I had a number of issues with sear engagement on in my Stiller Tac30, and an eventual sear pin failure (it just walked out and the whole trigger bound up). It went back to Timney and was fixed, but I was disappointed enough at the failure and still couldnt get sear engagement how I liked it so I swapped the trigger in that rifle to a TT Diamond based on a recommendation of a friend (went with the pro curved as it has the closest shoe to the 510).</p><p></p><p>After running that rifle for about 6 months with the new trigger, I've since swapped every rifle in the safe to TT Diamond pro curves. TT also makes a "Special" with the pro curved shoe on it, so no need to get the Diamond if you're looking to spend closer to Timney $$ on a trigger and don't need to go down below 2lbs on pull weight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tex_Hunter, post: 2793542, member: 31749"] I used to be a big Timney fan, had their 510 in pretty much any Rem700 pattern gun I've ever owned. However, about 3 years ago I had a new match rifle built and they put in the new Elite Hunter (supposed to be the same as the 510) and I had a number of issues with sear engagement on in my Stiller Tac30, and an eventual sear pin failure (it just walked out and the whole trigger bound up). It went back to Timney and was fixed, but I was disappointed enough at the failure and still couldnt get sear engagement how I liked it so I swapped the trigger in that rifle to a TT Diamond based on a recommendation of a friend (went with the pro curved as it has the closest shoe to the 510). After running that rifle for about 6 months with the new trigger, I've since swapped every rifle in the safe to TT Diamond pro curves. TT also makes a "Special" with the pro curved shoe on it, so no need to get the Diamond if you're looking to spend closer to Timney $$ on a trigger and don't need to go down below 2lbs on pull weight. [/QUOTE]
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