What model is this Remington trigger

[delixe]

I picked up a Remington 700 barreled action today and I thought it would have come with an X-Mark Pro trigger.
Instead it came with this trigger. Is this a 40X trigger? I can't find any pictures online that positively identify it.

 

[Trigger Monkey]

That is an X Mark Pro trigger, they make/made an adjustable and non-adjustable version.

 

[tcob68]

Looks to me like the predecessor to the Xmark Pro, the Xmark. Adjustments are like the old style Remington triggers instead of the external adjustment on the pro. I think they were only made for a couple of years. I bought a 700 varmint that had one in it, not bad for a factory trigger and certainly better than the pro model but still nowhere close to a custom.

 

[delixe]

Looks to me like the predecessor to the Xmark Pro, the Xmark. Adjustments are like the old style Remington triggers instead of the external adjustment on the pro. I think they were only made for a couple of years. I bought a 700 varmint that had one in it, not bad for a factory trigger and certainly better than the pro model but still nowhere close to a custom.

What make it better than an X-Mark Pro?

 

[29aholic]

My SPS Tactical came with that model and it has the same issues/recall as the Pro version.

 

[tcob68]

The one I had seemed to have a more "crisp" feel to it and it did adjust down lighter than my pro's. I don't know if it was just that particular trigger or if they all were that way. Like I said though, not anywhere close to a custom.

 

[Pahntr760]

What make it better than an X-Mark Pro?

Yes. Quite adjustable and a decent trigger. I have one with an Ernie the Gunsmith spring in it. Breaks at a clean 2.5#...YMMV, but I feel theyre a nice trigger.

 

[delixe]

Yes. Quite adjustable and a decent trigger. I have one with an Ernie the Gunsmith spring in it. Breaks at a clean 2.5#...YMMV, but I feel theyre a nice trigger.

Not sure what you're saying.

I have installed Ernie the Gunsmith springs in several X-Mark Pro triggers, also set around 2.5 pounds.
With minimal breakin they have a smooth pull with a crisp break.

The pictured X-Mark (non-Pro) has no external adjustment and must be removed from the stock to adjust, so how is it "quite adjustable" in comparison to the X-Mark Pro which has an external adjustment?

 

[Pahntr760]

Not sure what you're saying.

I have installed Ernie the Gunsmith springs in several X-Mark Pro triggers, also set around 2.5 pounds.
With minimal breakin they have a smooth pull with a crisp break.

The pictured X-Mark (non-Pro) has no external adjustment and must be removed from the stock to adjust, so how is it "quite adjustable" in comparison to the X-Mark Pro which has an external adjustment?

It is quite adjustable. That's what I mean. You can work the trigger pull weight, over travel and creep. That is what I mean. I know exactly what trigger is pictured. You did not...

The main thing that makes it better is it doesn't have a fricken hole in the trigger shoe. You can more finely tune the X-Mark. It is much more closer to the original Waker tan the current crap trigger that get tossed in their rifles. I have pulled a few X-Mark Pro trigger that the owner claimed was smooth and crisp. They broke nice, but there was FAR too much travel in them. I dont care how clean the break is if there is creep.