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Anybody who has spent time behind a Marlin lever gun knows the factory trigger can be the weak link in an otherwise excellent rifle. Heavy, gritty, and prone to that annoying flop, the stock unit holds you back when you are trying to thread a shot through the timber. The Timney Lever Action Trigger fixes all of that. It is a fully assembled, drop-in replacement that swaps out your old trigger, hammer, hammer strut, and hammer spring for a set of hand-tuned steel parts, giving you a clean, predictable break every time you settle in on target.
This is a non-adjustable, single-stage trigger set from the factory at 3 to 3.5 pounds. Timney's engineers designed it specifically to eliminate the trigger flop these rifles are known for, so the shoe stays put and the pull feels crisp with minimal creep and next to no overtravel. The nickel finish gives it a bright, silver look that pairs nicely with stainless rifles, though it works just as well on blued guns if you like the contrast. Every unit is hand-assembled, tested, and calibrated in the USA and backed by Timney's lifetime warranty.
It drops into Marlin Model 336, 1894, and 1895 rifles built after 1983 with a hammer block safety. Reviewers and hunters consistently call the swap a home job that takes well under fifteen minutes with a flat blade and a small punch. You verify the chamber is clear, pull the buttstock and lever assembly, knock out a pin, and reinstall with the Timney parts. No gunsmith required, and if you hit a snag, Timney's customer service has a strong reputation for making things right.
Whether you run a 30-30 for whitetail, a 45-70 for bigger game, or a pistol-caliber 1894 for plinking and cowboy action, this trigger is the single upgrade that makes the biggest difference in how the rifle shoots. It is the trigger a lot of folks wish these guns had shipped with.
It is designed for the Marlin Model 336, 1894, and 1895. One important note is that it fits rifles built after 1983 that have a hammer block safety, so pre-1983 guns without that feature are not compatible. That covers both older Remington-era Marlins and the newer Ruger-built models.
Yes, this is a drop-in job most people finish in well under fifteen minutes at the kitchen table. You will need a flat blade screwdriver and a small punch, then it is a matter of clearing the chamber, pulling the buttstock and lever assembly, knocking out a pin, and swapping in the Timney parts. Timney also provides instructions and video walkthroughs, and their customer service is easy to reach if you have questions.
No, it comes set from the factory at a non-adjustable 3 to 3.5 pounds. Real-world testing tends to land right around that range, giving you a crisp, consistent break that is a big improvement over the heavy factory pull. For most hunting and range use that weight hits the sweet spot right out of the box.
The nickel finish gives it a bright silver look that pairs naturally with stainless Marlins. That said, plenty of folks run it on blued rifles too and like the contrast, so it comes down to your own taste. If you prefer an all-blacked-out look, Timney also offers this trigger in a black finish.
| UPC | 081950538478 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | LEVERGUN-16-ST |
| Color | Nickel |
| Length | 7.8500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
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