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The factory trigger on most Remington 700 rifles is fine for what it is, but anyone who has felt a good aftermarket unit knows there's a whole other level waiting. The Timney Elite Hunter is that upgrade. It's a full drop-in module built around a hardened steel trigger and an aircraft-grade aluminum housing, and it ships hand-set to a 3 lb pull weight with a straight-profile blade for right-hand shooters. Every one gets individually tested and calibrated in a Model 700 action before it leaves the shop, so what you feel out of the box is the real deal.
The big story here is Timney's SEAL'd design, short for Sear Engagement Adjustment Lock. Sear engagement comes preset at the factory and locked in place, so you get a safe, consistent break without fiddling with the most sensitive adjustment. Pull weight is still fully adjustable if you want to fine-tune it, and the unit also lets you dial in overtravel. It includes a bolt stop release and a trigger-blocking side safety that falls right under your thumb.
Installation is genuinely straightforward and needs no gunsmithing for most rifles. You knock out the two trigger pins, pull the old assembly, drop the Timney in, and reset the pins. The whole job takes most folks a matter of minutes with basic hand tools. A quick function and safety check afterward, and you're back in business. The straight blade gives your trigger finger a flat, wide surface that a lot of hunters and target shooters prefer for repeatable finger placement.
Timney has been building triggers since 1946, and that track record shows up in the field. This is the kind of upgrade that turns a rifle you were fighting into one you look forward to shooting. Whether your 700 lives in a treestand, on a bench, or out in the prairie dog fields, a crisp, repeatable break makes a real difference on target.
For most Remington 700 rifles, no. It's a true drop-in that installs by tapping out the two trigger pins, swapping in the Timney, and resetting the pins with basic hand tools. Timney includes step-by-step instructions, and a quick function and safety check afterward is all it takes to finish the job.
It ships hand-set to 3 lb, but the pull weight is adjustable from roughly 1.5 lb up to 4 lb, and you can also tune overtravel. The sear engagement is preset and locked at the factory through Timney's SEAL'd design, so you can fine-tune feel without touching the most safety-critical adjustment.
This model has a straight-profile blade, which gives your trigger finger a flat, wide contact surface. Many hunters and precision shooters prefer that flat face for consistent finger placement shot after shot. Function and pull weight are the same as the curved version; it comes down to personal feel.
It's designed as a drop-in for the Remington Model 700 platform and works across a wide range of 700 models and calibers. A small number of specialized configurations may need minor fitting, so it's worth a quick look at your action before installing. If you're unsure about your setup, reach out and we'll help you confirm.
| UPC | 081950517046 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 517V2 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 7.8500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Drop-In Trigger |
| Shipping Weight | 0.15 |
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