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The TriggerTech Diamond Two-Stage sits at the top of TriggerTech's lineup, and it earns that spot the moment you feel the break. Built for Remington 700 cloned actions, it gives you a defined first stage and a wall so clean it makes you notice the creep hiding in every other trigger you've used. This is the flat-lever, right-hand version with the green and black finish, aimed squarely at people who care about repeatable trigger feel more than anything else.
What makes the Diamond different is TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology. Instead of relying on polished sear surfaces, coatings, or lubricants that wear and change over time, it uses a free-floating roller between the sear engagement surfaces. The result is a pull that stays consistent from the first round through thousands of rounds, plus corrosion resistance that holds up when the weather turns ugly. The internals are hardened 440C stainless steel, the housing is anodized 7075 aluminum, and overtravel is kept under .010 inches.
Both stages adjust, and you can do it without pulling the trigger apart. Using an externally accessible set screw, the first stage runs from under 4 oz up to 20 oz, and the second stage from under 4 oz up to 24 oz. TriggerTech's CLKR technology moves in roughly .2 oz clicks in the lighter range, so you can fine-tune the wall exactly where you want it. That kind of precision is why this design was refined alongside the K&M Shooting Team and several leading Rem 700 clone action builders.
TriggerTech was the first to bring four points of safety to a Rem 700 trigger, including a ticker blocker and a sear blocker that lock things down while on safe. Pair that with the drop-in fit for clone actions and you've got a trigger that installs quickly and delivers an immediate upgrade in feel and control. Worth noting up front: this Diamond does not include a bolt release, so it's built for cloned actions rather than factory Remington 700 actions.
No, this Diamond is built for Remington 700 cloned actions and does not come with a bolt release. Factory Remington 700 actions rely on the trigger's bolt release to cycle the bolt, so this version won't work on them. If you're running a clone action from a name-brand builder, it's a straight drop-in fit.
Both stages adjust down to under 4 oz and up to 20 oz on the first stage and 24 oz on the second. You make the changes with an externally accessible set screw, so there's no need to disassemble the trigger. Keep in mind that pull weight is affected by your firing pin spring, so an overweight spring can push the actual weight above the advertised range.
The Diamond is TriggerTech's flagship, and its Frictionless Release Technology uses a free-floating roller instead of sliding sear surfaces. That gives you a true zero-creep break that stays consistent over thousands of rounds without polishing or lubrication. It's the model TriggerTech developed with competitive shooters in mind.
It comes down to feel and preference. A flat face like this one gives you a consistent finger placement and a more vertical, predictable pull, which a lot of precision and competition folks prefer. The curved Pro lever feels more natural to some hunters, so it's worth handling both if you can.
| UPC | 885768001830 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | R70-TGB-02-TNF |
| Length | 5.3000 |
| Model | |
| Safety | TriggerTech Four Point |
| Shipping Weight | 0.33 |
| Style | Two-Stage |
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