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The factory trigger on a Mark V does its job, but it's the first thing serious shooters swap out when they want to wring every bit of accuracy from that famous nine-lug and six-lug action. This TriggerTech Primary is a drop-in curved single-stage trigger built specifically for the Weatherby Mark V, and it turns a good rifle into one that breaks cleanly and predictably every time you press.
The heart of it is TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology, which uses a free-floating roller between the sear engagement surfaces instead of two parts sliding against each other. The payoff is a genuine zero-creep break with very short over-travel, and because there's no reliance on polishing, coating, or lubricating the key surfaces, the pull stays consistent shot after shot, even after thousands of rounds. That matters just as much in a snowstorm at first light as it does off the bench.
Pull weight adjusts from 1.5 to 4 pounds using CLKR Technology, and you set it in one-ounce increments through an externally accessible set screw. No pulling the barreled action out of the stock to fine-tune it, which is a nice touch when you're chasing that perfect break weight. Keep in mind that firing pin spring weight can nudge the actual pull, so give yourself a little room when you're first setting it.
The body is 6061-T6 aluminum paired with hardened 440C stainless steel internals and finished in black PVD, so corrosion resistance and service life are both handled. TriggerTech also engineered a bolt release transfer bar into the design, since the Mark V routes its bolt release through the trigger lever itself. These triggers fit current USA Mark V models from 1996 on, so it's worth checking your serial number prefix before you order if you're running an older or import-era rifle.
It's designed for current USA Mark V models from 1996 forward, covering both six-lug standard and nine-lug magnum actions. Because Weatherby produced import and older variants over the years, the smart move is to check your serial number prefix against TriggerTech's compatibility list before ordering. If you're running a modern USA-built Mark V, you're almost certainly good to go.
Not at all. It's a true drop-in unit, so most folks can have it swapped in with basic tools and a little patience. Owners consistently report quick, easy installs with no gunsmithing required, and the difference over the factory trigger is noticeable right away.
The pull weight adjusts from 1.5 to 4 pounds in one-ounce increments using an externally accessible set screw, so you don't have to pull the action out of the stock to fine-tune it. Just make small changes and test as you go. Keep in mind your firing pin spring weight can slightly influence the actual measured pull.
It replaces the traditional sliding sear surfaces with a free-floating roller, which gives you a clean zero-creep break with minimal over-travel. Since the design doesn't depend on polishing, coating, or lubrication to feel good, the trigger stays consistent through thousands of rounds and holds up in harsh, dirty, or freezing conditions. That reliability is a big reason hunters and precision shooters trust it in the field.
| UPC | 885768001977 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | WM5-SBB-14-NBW |
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| Style | Curved |
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