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The Trigger Tech Rem 700 Special is a step up from the factory bang switch that most Remington 700 rifles ship with. It's a true drop-in single-stage trigger that swaps into any right-handed Model 700 action, and it uses TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology to give you a genuinely zero-creep break with very short overtravel. That translates to a cleaner, more predictable release at the range or in the field, which is exactly what you want when you're chasing tight groups.
This Special model sits a notch above the Primary in the TriggerTech lineup, with extra hand refinements that sharpen up the break even further. Pull weight adjusts externally from 1.0 to 3.5 pounds in roughly 1 ounce increments using an accessible set screw, so you can dial it exactly where you like it without pulling the trigger out of the rifle. Because the release is so clean, a lot of folks 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, which fights corrosion and holds up shot after shot since the design doesn't lean on coatings, polishing, or lube to stay consistent.
The "Flat Clean" name breaks down into two things worth knowing before you order. Flat refers to the straight flat lever, which gives a consistent finger position and a slightly different leverage feel that a lot of precision folks prefer over a curved shoe. Clean means it ships without a bolt release built in, so it's the right pick for clone actions that carry the bolt release on the receiver, or for a factory 700 where you're running a receiver-mounted release. If your standard Remington action still relies on the bolt release tab at the trigger, you'd want the version that includes it instead.
Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable pulling a trigger group, and it drops right into the 700 footprint that so much of the precision bolt-gun world is built around. Whether you're building a target rig, tightening up a hunting rifle, or refreshing a beat-up factory gun, this is one of the most reliable ways to improve how your 700 shoots.
It drops into any right-handed Remington 700 action as well as the wide range of 700 clone actions built on the same footprint. This is the Clean version without a bolt release, so it's ideal for clone actions that carry the release on the receiver. If your factory 700 still uses a bolt release at the trigger, you'll want the version that includes one.
Pull weight adjusts from 1.0 to 3.5 pounds in roughly 1 ounce increments using an externally accessible set screw. You can fine-tune it without removing the trigger from the rifle. Keep in mind that an overweight firing pin spring can push the pull above the advertised range.
Because the release is genuinely zero-creep and free of drag, many folks report the pull feeling around half a pound lighter than a friction-based trigger set to the same measured weight. The Frictionless Release Technology doesn't rely on polishing or lube, so the break stays crisp and consistent shot after shot.
This one uses a straight flat lever, which gives a consistent finger placement and a leverage feel a lot of precision folks prefer. The curved option has a more traditional shoe shape. Both perform the same internally, so it comes down to what feels right under your finger.
| UPC | 885768000116 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | R70-SBS-13-TNF |
| Product Type | Trigger |
| Model | |
| Color | Silver |
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