TriggerTech triggers

[longrange1]

Plus I want to be just like you[emoji23]

old,blind,fat and work to much? no one wants that!

[m98]

What website were you looking at?

[m98]

I think the only place for the BnA is bulletcentral.com

I run the 2 stage and like it so much I have no interest in the trigger tech especially now they released the flat shoe


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The flat trigger is better? Ive never played with flat triggers and was debating on going with it as well to try out.

[kriller134]

What website were you looking at?

For the tt? It was from their own site.

[longrange1]

The flat trigger is better? Ive never played with flat triggers and was debating on going with it as well to try out.

for me...yes WAY better!

[LynnJr]

The picture is of a Remington 788 and the trigger shoe is a piece of drill rod. Back then the only good trigger for that rifle was a Canjar with a huge waiting time so you silver soldered on your own trigger shoe design of what you wanted or liked best.

[hardlyworking]

[m98]

Links on code?

[NorCalFocus]

Links on code?

The codes are posted right on Brownells home page.

[CAGLS]

I’m running the TT special trigger with the pro curved shoe, a special accommodation request from TT that they normally wouldn’t do. It’s in my Rem 700 gen 2 24” barreled action in 6.5 Creedmoor in an MDT LSS XL G2 chassis. TT says the straight shoe can vary the trigger pull weight depending where you place the pad of your finger. The curved trigger will give you more finger pad placement consistency. Also if you have production Rem 700 action where the bolt stop is in the trigger assembly, the diamond won’t work. It requires the bolt stop be located on the receiver. The special and standard triggers will work with the bolt stop in the trigger assembly.