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The TriggerTech Primary (R7LSBS14TBC) is a drop-in single-stage trigger cut specifically for left-hand Remington 700 receivers, and it comes with the bolt release built in. What sets it apart from a factory trigger is TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology, which gives you a true zero-creep break and extremely short over-travel. Instead of relying on coatings, polishing, or lube on the engagement surfaces the way a friction-based trigger does, this design uses a free-floating roller. The upshot is a pull that stays consistent shot after shot, even after thousands of rounds.
A better trigger is one of the highest-payoff upgrades you can make to a bolt gun, and the Primary is a great entry point into the TriggerTech lineup. The break is glass-crisp with no take-up, which makes it easier to hold your point of aim through the shot. A lot of folks who run these mention the pull feels lighter than a friction trigger measuring the same weight, since there's no drag or grit to fight through. That translates to tighter groups without changing anything else on the rifle.
The Primary uses CLKR technology, so you adjust pull weight from 1.5 to 4.0 lb in 1 ounce increments using an externally accessible set screw. No need to drop the trigger out of the action to fine-tune it, which makes it easy to set a lighter weight for the bench and a slightly heavier one for the field. There's an audible, tactile click at each setting so you know exactly where you landed.
The housing is 7075 aluminum and the key internal components are hardened 440C stainless steel, which shrugs off corrosion and stretches out the service life. Over-travel comes in under 0.015 inches, and it's backed by a lifetime warranty. Installation is a straightforward drop-in job for a Rem 700 pattern action, usually done with a punch and a few minutes of your time.
This version is built for left-hand Remington 700 pattern actions and installs as a drop-in replacement. It works across Remington 700 models as well as many clone and Rem 700 footprint actions from other makers. It's a good idea to confirm your action uses the standard Rem 700 trigger pattern before ordering.
Most people find it a quick job that takes only a few minutes with a punch and small hammer to drive out the pins. No gunsmithing is required for a standard drop-in. If it's your first time, plenty of walkthrough videos cover the exact process for the Rem 700.
The Primary uses CLKR technology, so you turn an externally accessible set screw to move the weight anywhere from 1.5 to 4.0 lb in 1 ounce steps. You don't have to remove the trigger from the action to make the change. Each adjustment gives a tactile click so you can count your way to the exact setting you want.
It uses TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology, which delivers a true zero-creep break and very short over-travel instead of the drag you feel on many stock triggers. Because the design doesn't depend on lube or polished surfaces, the pull stays consistent over the long haul. Many users report it feels lighter than a friction trigger set to the same measured weight.
| UPC | 885768000048 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | R7LSBS14TBC |
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