TriggerTech R700 Special Curved Trigger — Right Hand

Description

The TriggerTech R700 Special is an upgraded, right-hand single-stage curved trigger designed for Remington 700 action rifles. It uses CLKR Technology and Frictionless Release Technology to deliver a crisp, repeatable break while reducing friction-related variability. Pull weight is externally adjustable from 1.0 to 3.5 pounds in approximately 1 ounce increments, allowing shooters to tailor trigger feel without disassembly. Hardened stainless internal components and a 7075-T6 aluminum body provide corrosion resistance and long service life.

Key Specifications

• The adjustable pull weight range is 1.0–3.5 lbs for precise tuning of trigger feel.
• Adjustments are made in approximately ~1 oz increments via an externally accessible set screw.
• The mechanism employs CLKR Technology to reduce friction and improve consistency.
• Release function uses Frictionless Release Technology for a crisp, zero-creep break.
• Internal components are made from 440C stainless steel for corrosion resistance.
• The external body is constructed from 7075-T6 Aluminum for strength and weight savings.
• The finish on the unit is Stainless in appearance and corrosion-resistant materials.
• This unit is built for Right Hand Remington 700 actions.
• The model designation for this unit is the Special variant with refined hand finishes.
• Shooters commonly report an apparent pull reduction of about 0.5 lbs compared to friction-based triggers of the same measured weight.

The TriggerTech R700 Special is a precision-focused upgrade for Remington 700 users who prioritize a crisp, adjustable trigger break and long-term durability. Its externally accessible adjustments and low-friction release make it well suited to precision, competition, and tactical-style rifles where consistency and clean trigger breaks matter. Built from robust materials and finished for resistance to the elements, this Special model provides a reliable, tunable option for serious shooters seeking refined trigger performance.

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