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The Mosin-Nagant is a tough, reliable old warhorse, but nobody ever praised its trigger. The factory two-stage pull is heavy, gritty, and full of creep, and it's the single biggest thing holding back your accuracy. The Timney #307 fixes that in one shot. It's a self-contained, drop-in assembly built to replace the original trigger group with something that breaks clean and lets you actually hold your point of aim through the shot.
This was Timney's very first "Customer's Choice" trigger, built after shooters kept asking for it, and it shows in the design. The pull weight adjusts anywhere from 1.5 to 4 pounds, so you can dial it light for target work or leave it a touch heavier for the field. A lot of folks settle in right around 2.5 pounds and never look back. The working parts are heat-treated steel riding in an anodized 6061-T6 aluminum housing, which keeps things durable without adding dead weight. It comes factory calibrated and ready to shoot straight out of the box, but the pull weight and sear engagement are both there for you to fine-tune.
One of the best parts of the #307 is Timney's own trigger-blocking side safety. The Mosin's original cock-on-safe setup is clumsy and stiff, and this gives you a proper lever-operated safety that actually blocks the trigger. The trigger will not move when it's set on safe, which is a genuine upgrade in how the rifle handles.
No gunsmith required for the swap itself. If you're running an aftermarket stock like the ProMag Archangel, it drops right in with no wood to remove, since that stock already has a knock-out section for the safety lever. On an original military stock you'll need to inlet a little material on the right side above the trigger to clear the safety lever, which most people handle with a Dremel in under an hour. Made in the USA and backed by Timney's lifetime warranty.
No, the swap itself is a straightforward drop-in that most people knock out at home in a few minutes. If you're using an aftermarket stock like the ProMag Archangel, it fits with no modification since that stock already has a removable section for the safety lever. On an original military wood stock you'll need to inlet a little material on the right side to clear the safety, which is typically an easy Dremel job.
The pull weight adjusts anywhere from 1.5 to 4 pounds, and both the pull weight and sear engagement are user-adjustable. It arrives factory calibrated and ready to shoot, so you can run it as-is or tune it to your taste. Many owners land around 2.5 pounds for a smooth, stable break.
It's designed to work across the Mosin-Nagant family, including the 91/30, M38, M44, M39, M91, and the various Chinese, Hungarian, Romanian, and Polish variants. The trigger assembly itself is the same across these rifles. The main thing that varies is the stock, which determines how much fitting is needed for the safety lever.
Yes, and that's one of the biggest reasons people buy it. The #307 includes Timney's own trigger-blocking side safety, a lever-operated setup that keeps the trigger from moving when engaged. It's a real, modern safety on a rifle that never came with a convenient one from the factory.
| UPC | 081950003075 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 307 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.175 |
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