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View thread Contact supportIt sucks that they stopped making those a year ago and don't know if they'll restart. At the time I really wanted one for a hunting rifle build I was doing.My factory 700p has a Geissele Super 700 trigger. Very happy and hasn’t failed in over 3k rounds and in all different weather conditions. Rain snow dust grit the Super700 hasn’t stopped.
Is that not something that can be fixed by adjusting the bottom sear engagement?I have a TacSport Pro and what I couldn’t get over was the very very very very subtle pre-travel it has before it breaks. If you’re feeling for it it’s there. If you’re just slapping the trigger and pulling straight through you’ll never notice it.
Yes, just needs a bit more adjustingIs that not something that can be fixed by adjusting the bottom sear engagement?
I have it adjusted where it will not release the firing pin from working the bolt and flicking the back of the trigger. It’s not the sear that needs adjusting. There’s a minuscule amount of play on the shoe of the trigger.Yes, just needs a bit more adjusting
I have not installed my BnA Pro-X two-stage yet (barreled action comes in next week) so I'm speaking from a place of ignorance here. Having said that, where in the shoe could there be play? I pulled this picture from a Youtube video showing the Pro-X single stage's internal parts.There’s a minuscule amount of play on the shoe of the trigger
TriggerTech Special all day long. Don't waste your money on a Diamond that costs an extra $100... The special drops down to 1 lbs. which is more than enough for most applications, including hunting. I run this same trigger in all my rifles.Hi,
I am looking to replace my stock trigger in my Remington 700 and would like some advice on which trigger company to use?
Thank you in advance,
Jonathan
Yeah I have several of the proX 2 stage triggers, they replaced TT diamond 2 stage trigger. I have mine adjusted to the point that there is just a little pre-travel ( really that is the lite stage one then it hits the stage 2 wall and breaks. This why I moved from TT, to me this is exactly why I bought the BnA.
I have looked at the Comp trigger but never ordered one ( thought about saying “pulled the trigger” but thought better not). I actually saw one in person when a vendor accidentally sent one to me ( sent it back) looked nice, but could not try it.
Hmmmm, working on another rifle ( impact/ bartlein/ 223) may have to pick one up![]()
One other thing is that I've probably had half a dozen people who've handled my rifle dry fire the trigger and admiringly ask, "what trigger is that?"Hmmmm, working on another rifle ( impact/ bartlein/ 223) may have to pick one up![]()
Have you tried the Pro X and how does the comp compare?One other thing is that I've probably had half a dozen people who've handled my rifle dry fire the trigger and admiringly ask, "what trigger is that?"
Never had that happen with others.
Have you tried the Pro X and how does the comp compare?
What trigger shoe are you using? I really like the gator on the pro X. Guess I could put the AMG Anschutz comp triggers.For those with Tacsport Pros or Pro-X's, how often (if ever) do you have to clean the trigger? And when you do, do you fully disassemble it to do so? I think that's my one remaining bit of information I haven't found much on. Bullet Central has videos on how to take them apart and clean them but I do wonder how often I'm going to have to do that.
I got it with the gator shoe. Turns out my Fuzion barreled action will be done this week and I'll likely get hands on it in 2 weeks so I'll do the install then.What trigger shoe are you using? I really like the gator on the pro X. Guess I could put the AMG Anschutz comp triggers.