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The Timney Remington 700 Benchrest Single-Stage Trigger, model 502B, is built for the folks who chase tiny groups and measure success in fractions of an inch. This is a true drop-in unit made specifically for the Remington 700 platform, and it was developed straight out of requests from benchrest competitors who wanted a lighter, cleaner break than the factory setup could give them. Out of the box it comes standard with no safety and no bolt stop, which is exactly what a lot of dedicated bench guns want.
Timney doesn't cut corners on the guts of this one. The wear components are made from heat-treated steel, and the sears and trigger shoe are wire EDM cut for tight, repeatable tolerances. The housing is CNC machined from lightweight 6061-T6 aluminum and anodized for durability. Put together, that gives you a crisp break with minimal overtravel, which is the whole point when you're trying to send round after round through the same hole.
Both pull weight and overtravel are fully adjustable, and the pull can be brought down to as light as 3 to 6 ounces for serious bench work. The best part is you can make those adjustments by simply removing the trigger guard, with no need to pull the barreled action out of the stock. That saves you from re-bedding headaches every time you want to tweak the feel. Take your time with the sear engagement screw and set the pull where you want it, and the trigger rewards you with a consistent, predictable break.
Installation is straightforward and doesn't require a gunsmith for most Remington 700 owners with basic tools and a little patience. The self-contained design means you're swapping the whole trigger group at once rather than fiddling with individual springs and pins. If you're new to trigger work, go slow, function check thoroughly, and confirm everything resets and holds before heading to the range. Dial it in right and this trigger becomes one of the biggest accuracy upgrades you can make to a bench gun.
No, the 502B comes standard with no safety and no bolt stop. That's an intentional design choice aimed at dedicated benchrest and competition rifles where those features aren't needed. If you want a Remington 700 trigger that keeps the safety and bolt stop, Timney offers other models in the lineup better suited for that.
The pull weight is fully adjustable and can be brought down to as light as 3 to 6 ounces, which is right in the range serious bench competitors look for. Both pull weight and overtravel adjust by removing the trigger guard, so there's no need to pull the barreled action from the stock. Take your time setting the sear engagement so the trigger resets and holds reliably.
For most Remington 700 owners this is a true drop-in swap that doesn't require a gunsmith, just basic tools and a little patience. The trigger is self-contained, so you're replacing the whole group at once rather than dealing with individual springs and pins. Always do a thorough function check afterward and confirm everything resets and holds before you shoot.
The 502B uses heat-treated steel wear parts, wire EDM cut sears and trigger shoe, and a machined 6061-T6 aluminum housing for a crisp, consistent break with minimal overtravel. Compared to a factory trigger, it offers a much lighter and cleaner pull along with fine adjustability. That translates to tighter groups, which is the number one reason folks upgrade.
| UPC | 081950068395 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 502B |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3 |
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