Any feedback on Timney triggers? Will be installing on a Remington 700 5r.
Gunsmithing Timney triggers
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We used the model that has the built in safety. When we installed it, the safety wouldn't move back and forth. Turned out the crosspin needs some clearance. Had to machine out a little groove for the crosspin.
Definitely an improvement over the Remington trigger.
We used the model that has the built in safety. When we installed it, the safety wouldn't move back and forth. Turned out the crosspin needs some clearance. Had to machine out a little groove for the crosspin.
Definitely an improvement over the Remington trigger.
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I installed one on my 700P. A huge improvement over the factory trigger plus I really like the wide trigger shoe. Money well spent in my opinion. I had no problems installing it and it works well.
I installed one on my 700P. A huge improvement over the factory trigger plus I really like the wide trigger shoe. Money well spent in my opinion. I had no problems installing it and it works well.
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im not a fan of a shoe that wide, but that can be fixed
im not a fan of a shoe that wide, but that can be fixed
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I have a Timney 510 on my Badger M2008 (accepts Remington triggers) and love it. Excellent trigger for the price. Easy to install and adjust on your own, and their customer service is excellent as well. It's the best trigger for the money IMO.
Here's a review on 8541 Tactical that is pretty helpful.
I have a Timney 510 on my Badger M2008 (accepts Remington triggers) and love it. Excellent trigger for the price. Easy to install and adjust on your own, and their customer service is excellent as well. It's the best trigger for the money IMO.
Here's a review on 8541 Tactical that is pretty helpful.
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Cant wait, I have one on back order.
Cant wait, I have one on back order.
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I like them, have them in 3 700 Rems. and one in a CZ 452. Depending on the stock, you may have to relieve an area forward of the trigger to allow the adjusting screw some clearance and as mentioned the cross pin.
I like them, have them in 3 700 Rems. and one in a CZ 452. Depending on the stock, you may have to relieve an area forward of the trigger to allow the adjusting screw some clearance and as mentioned the cross pin.
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I have two of them in some Remington customs, love em!!
I have two of them in some Remington customs, love em!!
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I had one but never could warmup to the aluminum housing. Dont see the need to save wieght there and like steel for triggers. I like the Dayston Traister(SP) in steel. If I was to change out I have been looking at the Huber.
I had one but never could warmup to the aluminum housing. Dont see the need to save wieght there and like steel for triggers. I like the Dayston Traister(SP) in steel. If I was to change out I have been looking at the Huber.
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Timney triggers are top notch. The only concern that I have had is that the trigger shoe can be a little wide compared to some of the other brands that I have used like the Jewell. Recently though, Timney as remedied this by offering the same model but with a narrower shoe. You have to request it from them directly though.
Timney triggers are top notch. The only concern that I have had is that the trigger shoe can be a little wide compared to some of the other brands that I have used like the Jewell. Recently though, Timney as remedied this by offering the same model but with a narrower shoe. You have to request it from them directly though.
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