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The factory trigger on a Remington Model 7 gets the job done, but it rarely feels great. This TriggerTech Primary swaps in as a true drop-in upgrade and completely changes how your rifle breaks. At the heart of it is TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology, which replaces the sliding, dragging engagement of a traditional trigger with a rolling element. The result is a genuine zero-creep break and very short over-travel, so the shot goes exactly when you expect it to. A lot of folks report the break feeling noticeably lighter than the number on the scale would suggest, simply because there's no grit or mush leading up to it.
Pull weight is externally adjustable from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds in roughly one-ounce increments using CLKR Technology. That means you turn a single accessible set screw to tune the break to your liking without pulling the barreled action back apart. Whether you want a light 1.5-pound release for careful bench work or something closer to 4 pounds for a hunting rig you'll be carrying with cold hands, it's a quick adjustment. Keep in mind that firing pin spring weight can influence the final pull, so a heavy spring may push things slightly above the range.
The internals are hardened 440C stainless steel and the housing is machined 7075 aluminum with a clean anodized black finish. External components wear a durable PVD Black coating. Because the frictionless design doesn't depend on polishing, coating, or lubricating the engagement surfaces, the pull stays consistent shot after shot, and it shrugs off dust, moisture, and grime better than most. It's the kind of reliability that matters when you're deep in the field, not just at the range.
This is the curved, right-hand version with a bolt release, built for the Remington Model 7 platform. Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable working on a Remington action, and TriggerTech backs it with a product lifetime warranty.
Yes, it's designed as a drop-in replacement for the Remington Model 7 platform. Anyone comfortable working on a Remington action can install it at home by following the included instructions. If you'd rather not tackle it yourself, a gunsmith can knock it out quickly. Just be sure to do a full safety and function check once it's in.
The Primary model adjusts from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds using an external set screw, in roughly one-ounce steps. You can tune it without disassembling the rifle. Because of the zero-creep break, many people find a given setting feels lighter than the actual measured weight.
Yes. This version comes with the bolt release tab, which you'll want for a factory Remington Model 7 action since the bolt stop is actuated through the trigger. It also includes a removable safety. Note that the original factory safety and bolt release are not transferable to this unit.
The Primary is TriggerTech's all-around model with a 1.5 to 4.0 pound range and the same Frictionless Release break. The Special is a refined version that adjusts a bit lighter, from 1.0 to 3.5 pounds, with some additional hand fitting. Both drop into the Model 7, so the choice mostly comes down to how light you want to go.
| UPC | 885768001922 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | RM7-SBB-14-TBC |
| Shipping Weight | 0.325 |
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