Description
The TriggerTech Primary for the Remington 700 is aimed at precision shooters, competitors, and hunters who want a meaningful improvement over the factory trigger without moving into a top-tier custom unit. It fits right-hand Remington 700 actions and installs without gunsmithing modifications.
The core of the design is TriggerTech’s Frictionless Release Technology, which replaces the sliding contact surfaces found in conventional sear arrangements with a rolling-element interface. The practical result is a break that carries no perceptible creep — the trigger moves, reaches a defined point, and releases cleanly rather than dragging through a gritty or staged pull. That consistency matters most when shooting from awkward field positions or at the end of a long string, where trigger manipulation is harder to control.
Pull weight adjusts from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds in one-ounce increments via an external adjuster, so the same unit can be set light for a bench rest session and wound up a bit for a hunting rifle that may be handled with gloves or in cold conditions. TKR technology manages overtravel after the break, keeping the rearward movement short and returning the trigger to a consistent reset point — both of which help with follow-through and split times on multi-shot strings.
The housing is machined from 7075 aluminum, with internal components in 440C stainless steel. This variant comes with a flat trigger bow in a stainless finish, which suits shooters who prefer a consistent finger placement reference point across the pull. It is a single-stage design, so there is no take-up stage before the break — what you feel is what fires.





