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The factory trigger on a Remington 700 is fine for plinking, but if you're chasing tighter groups or getting into precision work, it's usually the first thing worth upgrading. Timney's 2-Stage trigger gives your Model 700 a clean two-stage pull with a light take-up and a defined wall, which is exactly what a lot of long-range and target folks prefer over a single-stage setup. It ships factory calibrated and ready to run right out of the box, so you don't have to touch a screw if you don't want to.
This is a true drop-in trigger, meaning no gunsmithing and no milling required. The pull weight is factory set at 8 ounces on the first stage, with the second stage adjustable from 8 ounces up to 2 pounds. If you like to tinker, it's fully adjustable for sear engagement, over-travel, and pull weight through the trigger's set screws, so you can tune the break exactly how you want it. One of the standout features is the Timney-designed trigger-blocking safety, which keeps the trigger locked solid when the safety is engaged.
Timney has been the go-to name for Remington replacement triggers for a long time, and the construction here backs that up. The housing is CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum to keep things light, while the internal work surfaces are heat-treated A2 tool steel for durability where it counts. The sears carry a Teflon-nickel coating for added lubricity, which helps that break stay smooth and consistent shot after shot.
Swapping this in is about as straightforward as rifle work gets. It comes down to knocking out two trigger pins, dropping in the new unit, and reinstalling the pins. Just keep an eye on the bolt-release spring so it doesn't go flying, double-check that your safety functions correctly, and confirm the rifle won't discharge when you close the bolt. Twenty minutes on the bench and you've got a whole new feel behind your Remington 700.
No, this is a true drop-in trigger that most folks can install at home. You knock out the two factory trigger pins, drop in the Timney unit, and reinstall the pins. Just watch the bolt-release spring during the swap and always verify the safety works and the rifle won't fire when closing the bolt before heading to the range.
The first stage is factory calibrated at 8 ounces, and the second stage is adjustable from 8 ounces up to 2 pounds. It arrives ready to shoot at the factory setting, so adjustment is optional. If you want to fine-tune it, the set screws let you adjust pull weight, sear engagement, and over-travel.
It's designed to fit the full range of Remington 700 actions and is one of the most widely used replacement triggers for the platform. It's also compatible with several related Remington models built on the same footprint, like the Model Seven and various 40X actions. Depending on your stock, you may need to slightly open the trigger guard slot where the shoe passes through.
A two-stage trigger gives you a light take-up followed by a defined wall, so you can settle onto the wall and know exactly when the shot will break. That predictability helps reduce muzzle movement and is a big reason precision and competition shooters gravitate toward two-stage designs. If you shoot single-stage and love it, that's great, but this setup shines for deliberate, accuracy-focused shooting.
| UPC | 081950532001 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 532 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 7.1500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
| Shipping Weight | 0.165 |
| Style | Lightweight |
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