Description
The TriggerTech Special for the Remington 700 is built for precision shooters who have outgrown a factory trigger but want a drop-in replacement that doesn’t require gunsmithing. It fits right-hand Remington 700 actions and installs without permanent modification to the rifle.
The core of the Special is TriggerTech’s Frictionless Release Technology, which removes the sliding friction contact found in conventional sear designs. Because the engagement surfaces don’t rely on friction to hold or release, the break stays consistent across thousands of rounds without the gradual change in feel that comes with wear or lubricant burn-off. The practical result is a repeatable pull that doesn’t shift between cold-weather hunts and warm range sessions.
Pull weight runs from 1.0 to 3.5 pounds and is set through an externally accessible screw, so adjustments don’t require disassembly. The adjustment moves in approximately one-ounce increments, which gives a precision shooter meaningful control over where the trigger sits relative to their technique and intended use — lighter for prone benchwork, slightly heavier for field conditions where a gloved hand is in play.
Overtravel is held under .015 inches, which limits the mechanical noise and movement after the shot breaks. Combined with a zero-creep break, this keeps the shooter’s focus on the target rather than on managing trigger travel. The housing is machined from 7075 aluminum and the internal components are 440C stainless steel, which resists corrosion in wet or humid field conditions. The straight flat lever on this variant suits shooters who prefer a consistent finger placement across the trigger face rather than the indexed feel of a curved bow. A safety is included and is removable for use in chassis systems that incorporate their own safety mechanism.





