#TriggerTech

TriggerTech has expanded its range of AR triggers to include new Duty models. These cassette-style triggers feature drop-in installation. Both single-stage and two-stage options are available in the Duty range.

Ruger Precision Rifle, the rifle that took the market by storm in 2015 now comes in a customized version in 6.5 Creedmoor. Tweaked by Ruger’s own Custom Shop it features a TriggerTech Trigger, a newly developed barrier stop and an improved firing pin tip geometry to improve functionality for a wide variety of primers.

We all have our favorites and TriggerTech has become mine for precision AR10/15 Rifles. It’s now time for owners of SIG Sauer MPXs, AR-9s and Freedom Ordinance FX-9s to rejoice as the Canadian company has launched three new triggers for these platforms.

Triggertech seems very busy at the moment, as they’ve released new triggers both for Weatherby and Remington bolt action rifles. If you own a Remington 700 and like two-stage triggers, there is now a new option available, with TT’s Zero Creep Technology. Both stages of pull of  Triggertech Remington 700 Two-Stage trigger are externally adjustable, with 4 points of safety. According to Triggertech, the intended use is precision shooting, competition, long-range hunting, rugged hunting, harsh environment operations, target shooting, varmint hunting, military and law enforcement.

I admit it, I’m a big fan of Triggertech triggers. I don’t use them for all of my rifles, but I have two individual IPSC Rifle World Shoot medals and I do think that the TT trigger in my Troy PAR have some part in it. Triggertech have now developed and released triggers for the Weatherby Mark V. The intended use is for competition, precision shooting, hunting, rugged hunting, harsh environments, target shooting and varmint hunting.

We have made it all the way into the month of September for 2019! This officially marks our 11th edition of the Reader’s Choice Awards where we choose firearm and related accessory categories, and let you vote on the BEST ones in the industry. For September, our category for discussion is the BEST Aftermarket Trigger! There are a lot of good factory triggers in firearms nowadays, but there are just as many horrible ones. So for that very reason it is pretty popular to get drop-in triggers or simple upgrades you can install yourself. A good trigger can go a long way for one’s confidence to shoot a firearm and our accuracy on the other end. With all of that being said, let’s dive right on in and begin!

Triggertech makes innovative drop in triggers for AR-15 and Remington 700 rifles with click adjustable pull and dust resistance.

When I first saw these pictures in my daily flow, I thought that’s an odd looking watch from Switzerland.

TriggerTech has introduced a new trigger for Remington 700 rifles. It is called “Diamond” and features their Variable Rate Adjustment Technology and Pro Curved trigger lever. The new trigger is designed for competition shooters. It can be adjusted from 4 oz to 32 oz.

This new AR-15 trigger introduced by Viking Tactics is actually a collaboration of VTac with TriggerTech and Christensen Arms. Logos of all three companies are engraved on the trigger housing. The new trigger is called Truss because its appearance resembles one. As you can see it has a distinctive large and skeletonized flat trigger shoe.

Newcomer to the firearms industry (though with established success with Crossbows), TriggerTech has announced the release of “The Zero Creep” AR trigger. The new trigger promises to have “1911 Single-Action” performance in a non-linear trigger pull.

I, for one, am excited to see the previously mundane feature on modern sporting rifles getting a real boost. Companies like Geissele and Timney have and continue to do a great job at perfecting existing technology. Now, companies like HiperFire and now TriggerTech are re-thinking the fundamentals of how the trigger itself can operate.