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Anyone who has run a modern Marlin lever gun knows the story: gorgeous rifle, rough trigger. The factory unit tends to be heavy and a little gritty, with that sloppy take-up folks call trigger flop. Timney went after that exact problem with this drop-in lever action trigger, tuning it to a clean, repeatable break so you spend more time hitting your mark and less time fighting the pull.
This is a hand-assembled, single-stage trigger with a non-adjustable pull weight set at the factory between 3 and 3.5 pounds. That range lands in the sweet spot for a centerfire lever gun, light enough to help your accuracy but not so light it feels twitchy on a hunting rifle or a cowboy action stage. Reviewers who have installed it consistently point out the crisp release with essentially no take-up, which is a night and day difference from a worn factory setup.
This black-finish version is built for the Marlin 336, 1894, and 1895 made from 1983 on, meaning the models with the hammer block safety. It will not work with pre-1983 guns because those use a narrower hammer and tang slot. If you have got a newer Ruger-made Marlin or a Remington-era gun from the last few decades, you are in good shape. When in doubt, check your production year before ordering.
This is a genuine drop-in job that most folks can handle at the kitchen table. You pull the buttstock and lever assembly, unpin the old trigger, swap the hammer, and pin the new components into place. A flat blade screwdriver and a small punch cover it, and the original trigger pin gets reused. No gunsmith required, no fitting, no filing.
The kit gives you everything needed to make the swap, and the whole package is backed by Timney's lifetime warranty. It is made in the USA and calibrated before it leaves the shop, so what you feel on the bench is what you dialed in from the box.
It is designed for the Marlin 336, 1894, and 1895 built from 1983 forward, which are the models that use a hammer block safety. It will not fit pre-1983 rifles because those have a narrower hammer and tang slot. If you own a recent Ruger-made or Remington-era Marlin, it should drop right in, but check your production year first.
Yes, this is a true drop-in setup that most people can do at home. You pull the buttstock and lever assembly, swap the trigger and hammer, and pin everything back together, reusing the factory trigger pin. A flat blade screwdriver and a small punch are all you typically need.
No, the pull weight is factory set and non-adjustable, landing between 3 and 3.5 pounds. It is calibrated and tested before it ships, so you get a consistent, crisp break out of the box. That range works well for hunting, plinking, and cowboy action use without feeling too light.
The biggest wins are a lighter, cleaner break and the elimination of trigger flop, that sloppy take-up common on factory lever guns. Instead of a heavy, gritty pull, you get a smooth single-stage release with virtually no slack. That translates directly into steadier shots and easier accuracy at distance.
| UPC | 081950538379 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LEVERGUN |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 7.8000 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
| Shipping Weight | 0.308 |
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