Description
The Diamond is the top of the TriggerTech food chain, built shoulder to shoulder with the K&M Shooting Team and several of the biggest Remington 700 clone action makers to hit the demands of serious competitors. This is a single-stage, drop-in replacement with a flat straight lever that breaks so clean it will make you notice just how much creep your old trigger had. Note that it is designed for Rem 700 clone actions rather than factory rifles, which is why it ships without a bolt release. It fits right-hand actions and wears a slick black PVD finish.
What Sets the Diamond Rem 700 Trigger Apart
The magic here is Frictionless Release Technology. Instead of relying on coated, polished, or lubed engagement surfaces that wear and drift over time, the Diamond uses a matched set of five critical components to roll rather than slide at the break point. The result is a true zero-creep release with extremely short overtravel that stays consistent shot after shot. Because the break is so crisp, a lot of folks find the pull feels noticeably lighter than the number their trigger gauge reads.
Dialing In Your Diamond Trigger Pull
Pull weight adjusts from under 4 oz all the way up to 32 oz using TriggerTech's patented CLKR variable-rate system. The set screw is externally accessible, so you can tune it with a hex key without pulling the trigger back out of the action. The adjustment starts around 0.2 oz per click on the light end and moves to roughly 1 oz per click as you climb higher, giving you fine control down low where it matters most for precision work.
Inside, you get a 7075-T6 aluminum housing paired with hardened 440C stainless steel internals for corrosion resistance and a long service life. Whether it is going into a Bergara, a custom build, or any other 700-pattern action, the Diamond is the kind of upgrade you feel on the very first press. Keep in mind that pull weight is affected by firing pin spring weight, so an overweight spring can push readings above the advertised range.
Key Specifications
- Model: Diamond
- Manufacturer: TriggerTech
- Manufacturer Part Number: R70-SRB-02-TNF
- UPC: 885768000710
- Platform: Remington 700 Clone Actions
- Trigger Action: Single Stage
- Lever Type: Flat Straight
- Hand: Right Hand
- Pull Weight Range: Under 4 oz to 32 oz
- Adjustment: CLKR Variable Rate, externally accessible set screw
- Bolt Release: Without (cloned actions only)
- Housing Material: 7075-T6 Aluminum
- Internal Components: Hardened 440C Stainless Steel
- Finish/Color: PVD Black
- Length: 5.45 in
- Warranty: Product Lifetime
What’s Included
- TriggerTech Diamond Rem 700 single-stage flat trigger (right hand)
- Instruction manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the TriggerTech Diamond fit a factory Remington 700?
The Diamond is built for Remington 700 clone actions rather than factory Rem 700 rifles. Because of wide variance in factory Remington action timing, TriggerTech does not consider it compatible with factory 700s, which is also why it comes without a bolt release. If you are running a clone action from one of the major builders, it drops right in.
How light can you set the pull weight on the Diamond trigger?
The pull weight adjusts from under 4 oz all the way up to 32 oz. It uses TriggerTech's CLKR variable-rate system, starting at roughly 0.2 oz per click on the light end and moving to about 1 oz per click higher up. Keep in mind an overweight firing pin spring can push actual pull weights above the advertised range.
Do I need to remove the trigger to adjust it?
No. The Diamond uses an externally accessible set screw, so you can fine-tune your pull weight with a hex key while the trigger stays in the action. That makes it easy to dial in a setting, shoot it, and tweak from there without a full teardown.
What makes the Diamond feel different from a standard trigger?
It comes down to Frictionless Release Technology, which lets the engagement components roll instead of slide at the break. That gives you a true zero-creep release with very short overtravel that stays consistent even after thousands of rounds. Many people find the crisp break makes the pull feel lighter than what a trigger gauge actually reads.






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