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The TriggerTech Rem 700 Two-Stage Special takes the guesswork out of upgrading your Remington 700. It drops right into a right-handed factory or clone action and replaces that gritty stock trigger with a smooth take-up, a defined wall, and a break that's about as clean as it gets. This is the two-stage version, so you get a bit of movement before the wall breaks, which a lot of precision folks prefer for building position and staging the shot on target.
The heart of this trigger is TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology, which swaps the usual sliding sear contact for a free-floating roller captured between the sear and the trigger. Because the release doesn't depend on polishing, coating, or lubing the key engagement surfaces, the pull stays consistent from the first round through thousands more. The internals are hardened 440C stainless steel, so corrosion resistance and service life are built in. Overtravel comes in under .010 inches, and because the break is so crisp, most people report the pull feeling around a half pound lighter than a friction trigger of the same measured weight.
Adjustment is genuinely easy thanks to CLKR Technology. An externally accessible set screw lets you tune pull weight with tactile clicks, so you can set it without pulling the trigger out of the rifle. Both stages adjust independently, with the first stage running 8 to 24 ounces and the second stage 8 to 32 ounces, giving you a usable range from about 1 to 3.5 pounds. The Pro-Curved lever gives you that traditional curved shoe feel if a flat blade isn't your thing.
This was the first Rem 700 trigger built with four points of safety: Ticker Blocker, Sear Blocker, First-Stage Lockout, and First-Stage Safety. That's a real step up in peace of mind whether you're hunting hard country or working a match stage. Finished in matte gray with black parts and machined from aluminum, it's light, tough, and ready for precision shooting, competition, long-range hunting, and harsh-environment use.
Yes, it's a self-contained drop-in unit built for right-handed Remington 700 actions and many clones, so it swaps in without additional machining. Most folks with basic tools and a little patience can handle the install at home. If your action has the bolt release built into the receiver, just confirm you're matching the right configuration for a factory versus clone setup.
The first stage adjusts from 8 to 24 ounces and the second stage from 8 to 32 ounces, giving you a working range of roughly 1 to 3.5 pounds. You dial it in with an externally accessible set screw using CLKR Technology, which clicks as you adjust so you can feel each change. Because the break is so clean, the pull tends to feel lighter than a friction trigger measuring the same weight.
Instead of sliding sear surfaces, TriggerTech uses a free-floating roller captured between the sear and trigger, which is where the crisp, zero-creep break comes from. Since the release doesn't rely on polishing or lubrication, the pull stays consistent shot after shot over the long haul. Paired with hardened 440C stainless internals, it holds up well in rough conditions.
It's a strong fit for both. The staged take-up and defined wall help you build a shot on target for match work, while the four-point safety and corrosion-resistant internals make it dependable for hard-use hunting. Precision rifle competitors, long-range hunters, and target shooters all tend to land on this model.
| UPC | 885768001786 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | R70TCB13TNP |
| Length | 5.5500 |
| Model | |
| Safety | TriggerTech Four Point |
| Shipping Weight | 0.34 |
| Style | Two-Stage |
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