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personal preference and your overall use.
the Timney Calvin Elite is said to offer a feel of the Jewell with the known reliability of the Timney 510. I've had both Jewell and Timney and prefer the feel of the Jewell. My new build is getting the Calvin
the Timney Calvin Elite is said to offer a feel of the Jewell with the known reliability of the Timney 510. I've had both Jewell and Timney and prefer the feel of the Jewell. My new build is getting the Calvin
They are both great triggers, and each has it's place. Most of my rifles are meant to shoot in any environment, be it dirty or clean, so I use Timney. However, on my bench target rifle which will never be shot anywhere but a clean concrete bench, I use a Jewell.
^^^ What he said!
I prefer the Timney on a hunt set at 2.5 lb and the Jewel on the bench.
I prefer the Timney on a hunt set at 2.5 lb and the Jewel on the bench.
Can only speak from personal experience with Timney. Got the Drop in, #4 lb in both an AR15 and AR10. No issues. Have been very happy with them. Smooth and crisp break. Made the decision and purchase during the build process. Better out there but this works for my application.
Robert
Robert
Been very happy with my 510
I was very happy with both. I have shot a 510 and 517 Timney trigger. Loved it at the time. That being said, my Surgeon has a Jewell and I don't think I could go back to a Timney.
At a match last weekend a thunderstorm rolled thru and two shooters had Calvin Elite's break. I have a 510 with flat shoe and it worked great. I hear Jewell's are real finicky in adverse conditions, but I don't have any experience with it.
I love my 510. Way better than factory.
Both are great triggers and provide a crisp adjustable trigger pull. The Jewell has a narrow shoe and the Timney has a wide shoe. Some like one of the other just on trigger feel alone.
Yes!!! I love the Timney. Called them up direct and ordered 2 with 2.5# pull. 1000x better. Love the wide shoe with the grooves.
Love everything about them. I hunt with my rifles so another reason I chose Timney.
That is my opinion. My personal opinion. Take care and shoot straight.
Love everything about them. I hunt with my rifles so another reason I chose Timney.
That is my opinion. My personal opinion. Take care and shoot straight.
The Timney 510 is well worth it and it is definitely a good trigger with a crisp break and has been proven to be reliable.
I have two 510's and their drop in AR trigger , love all three . Great bang for the buck
I've got both and actually prefer the feel of the Timney. They both break clean, the timney has the wide shoe that I prefer and I set at 2lbs. so no real advantage to the jewell for me.
I love my timney 510s. Both of my 700 builds have them.
Timney flat shoe all the way!
If I get one it will be going in my Remington 700
YES
yes! after growing up with the old rem tigger the timney feel is the only way to go. I have put one on my 223's,ar 15's, 22-250's, 243,257bob, 25-05,270wsm, 7saum,30-06,and 300 wsm. like the big fat feel of the full control of that fat groved trigger!!! 2 to 2.5# on them all.
I have a Timney 517 on my Remington 700. It's advertised to go down to 1.5 but I was able to adjust it down to 1.0 lbs according to my wheeler trigger scale. I love the trigger on the 700 but I can only compare it to the factory XMarkPro. Never shot a Jewell so I cannot comment.
For AR platforms I prefer Geissele. I have a SD-E and SD-3G on two of my builds. Also have RRA, CMC, and HiperFire running on my other builds.
For AR platforms I prefer Geissele. I have a SD-E and SD-3G on two of my builds. Also have RRA, CMC, and HiperFire running on my other builds.
Having just installed one myself up also have to say its one of the best upgrades you can make. For what you get it's a steak I much prefer the large trigger and the break is crisp. I kept mine at the factory setting because I didn't want something to light
I absolutely love mine. Some of the best money I've spent on my rifle.
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I have the Timney Competition 3lb in my Recce rifle. Breaks like glass
Without a doubt. They are excellent triggers.
I've used about every trigger there is by now. I have always went back to the Timney 517. I really like that flat shoe design and the clean single stage break. 2.5 lbs is perfect for me.
Have had the Jewell and dont care for it. Love my Timney though.
Love my straight bar timney br trigger
Another hell yes for the timney trigger. Every Remington 700 I own is equipped with a 510, great trigger.
Very good triggers with a great release
Having never used either trigger, what makes them better than the xmark or other factory trigger assembly?
Adjustability, cleaner and more consistent break of the trigger.
Another vote for the Timney. I cant stand the vague mush feel of the Jewell. Damn things choke on the red dust that gets into everything here in Western Oklahoma.
I have no idea how anyone would feel odd...This trigger is crisp as can be.
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Didn't even consider anything but a Timney when I built my 43 Izzy M-N / Archangel. Rode over to the factory about three miles away and picked it up . They reset it from 3 1/2 lbs , down to 2lbs while I waited . About fives minutes . It "breaks" same way every time . Love it .
