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The trigger is the one thing standing between you and a good shot, and on a lot of Marlin lever guns the factory unit leaves plenty on the table. Timney built this Lever Action Trigger specifically to fix that, dropping your pull into a factory-set 3 to 3.5 pound range and getting rid of the sloppy, gritty feel that so many of these rifles ship with. It is a single-stage, non-adjustable design that comes hand-assembled, tested, and calibrated before it ever leaves the shop, and this version wears a bright nickel finish that pairs nicely with stainless or lighter-toned rifles.
Anyone who has run a stock Marlin knows about the trigger "flop," that free play and mush you feel before the shot breaks. Timney engineered that out of the equation, so you get a crisp, smooth release every time you press it. The trigger shoe is A2 tool steel with a nickel coating, the sear is A2 tool steel with an NP3 coating, and the hammer is S7 tool steel with a black nitride finish, so the internals are built to hold their edge and keep that break consistent round after round.
This one is a true drop-in for the Marlin Model 336, 1894, and 1895. It covers a huge spread of chamberings, from .30-30 Win and .45-70 Govt to pistol calibers like .357 Mag and .44 Rem Mag, so odds are good it fits whatever Marlin you are running. It is meant for later production guns built with a hammer block safety, so pre-1983 rifles without that feature are the ones to steer clear of. Installation is straightforward for most folks and takes around ten minutes with a few basic tools, no trip to the gunsmith needed.
Whether you are ringing steel, chasing whitetail, or shooting cowboy action matches, a cleaner trigger simply makes the rifle easier to shoot well. It is made in the USA and backed by Timney's lifetime warranty, which tells you the folks building it expect it to outlast the rifle it goes into.
It is designed for the Marlin Model 336, 1894, and 1895 rifles built after 1983 with a hammer block safety. That covers a wide range of chamberings, from .30-30 Win and .45-70 Govt to pistol rounds like .357 Mag and .44 Rem Mag. Pre-1983 guns without the hammer block safety are not compatible.
No, this is a drop-in setup that most owners can handle at home in around ten minutes with a few basic tools. You pull the buttstock and lever assembly, swap the old hammer and trigger for the Timney parts, and pin everything back in place. If you are comfortable doing basic work on your rifle, you will be fine.
No, this trigger is non-adjustable and comes factory set to a 3 to 3.5 pound pull. Each one is hand-assembled, tested, and calibrated before it ships, so it arrives ready to run. That set weight is a big improvement over the heavier, grittier factory triggers these Marlins are known for.
The difference is purely the finish. This nickel-plated version has a bright silver look that pairs well with stainless steel or lighter-toned rifles, while the black finish suits blued guns. Both perform identically, so it comes down to matching your rifle's look.
| UPC | 081950538010 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LEVER GUN-16 |
| Color | Silver |
| Length | 7.8500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
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