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Left-hand Remington 700 owners usually get stuck settling for the factory trigger, and anybody who has run a stock XMark or Walker knows there's real room to do better. The TriggerTech Primary is a proper answer to that. It's a drop-in, single-stage replacement built specifically for left-hand Rem 700 actions, and it brings TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology to the table for a break that's genuinely creep-free with sub .015 inch over-travel. Folks who install one tend to notice the difference the first time they dry fire it, and more than a few describe feeling zero creep at all.
The headline feature here is the adjustable pull weight. Using the CLKR adjustment system, you can tune the break anywhere from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds in one-ounce clicks, all from an externally accessible set screw. That means you can back it down for bench and sighting-in work, then bump it up to a safe hunting weight without ever pulling the barreled action from the stock. Because the break is so crisp, many report the pull feeling around half a pound lighter than a friction-based trigger set to the same measured weight.
The internals are hardened 440C stainless steel and the housing is 7075-T6 aluminum, which adds up to solid corrosion resistance and a long service life. Since the Frictionless Release design doesn't lean on coatings, polishing, or lubricated engagement surfaces to work, your pull stays consistent shot after shot and thousands of rounds down the road. This is the curved trigger shoe version, which is the traditional feel most Rem 700 owners are used to, and the sear stays sealed to the housing so the unit doesn't flop around during install the way a factory trigger does.
This particular configuration is set up without a bolt release, making it the right pick for clone actions that already have the bolt release built into the receiver. It's a well-rounded upgrade that fits everything from long-range hunting and varmint work to precision target shooting.
This version is built specifically for left-hand Rem 700 actions and drops into the same footprint as the factory trigger. This particular part is configured without a bolt release, so it's intended for clone actions that have the bolt release built into the receiver. If your action uses a bolt release integrated into the trigger group, you'll want the version that includes one.
Most people find it a quick job that takes just a few minutes once the barreled action is out of the stock. You clear the rifle, punch out the two pins holding the old trigger, and set the new one in place. A nice touch is that the sear stays sealed to the housing, so the unit doesn't flop around during the swap the way a factory trigger does. If you're not comfortable working on your own action, a gunsmith can handle it fast.
Yes. The CLKR system uses an externally accessible set screw, so you can tune the pull anywhere from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds in one-ounce clicks without removing the action from the stock. Just remember to keep the set screw engaged with at least three clicks so it stays put.
The Frictionless Release Technology is designed for a true zero-creep break, and that's the feature people mention most after installing one. Because it doesn't rely on coatings or polished engagement surfaces, the pull stays consistent shot to shot and holds up over thousands of rounds. Many shooters also say the crisp break makes the trigger feel about half a pound lighter than the number it's set to.
| UPC | 885768000062 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | R7LSBS14TNC |
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