Description
The Timney 670 Competition Trigger is built for AR-10 shooters who find the factory trigger the weakest link in their accuracy. It replaces the standard mil-spec trigger group with a self-contained, drop-in module that requires no gunsmithing and no fitting — the entire assembly installs as a single unit, which also means all internal components stay captive and retained within the housing rather than loose in the lower receiver.
The pull is single-stage with no take-up and no overtravel to speak of, which changes the feel considerably compared to the two-stage arrangement many AR-10 owners are accustomed to. Where a two-stage pull asks the shooter to work through a defined first stage before breaking, this one tracks straight through to the break — a characteristic that tends to suit precision and competition work where consistency matters more than a deliberate staged reset. At 4 lbs, the pull is light enough to reduce trigger-induced movement without crossing into territory that raises safety concerns during range handling.
Construction centers on a lightweight aluminum alloy housing. The hammer is wire-EDM machined from S7 tool steel, a material chosen for its toughness under impact, and the sear components are cut from A2 tool steel, which holds an edge well under repeated cycling. The trigger is curved and non-adjustable — the pull weight is set at the factory and calibrated by hand before shipping, so there is nothing to tune or drift out of spec over time. It is compatible with small-pin AR-10 lowers and ships ready to drop in.





