TriggerTech Trigger vs Jewell HVR Trigger for Remington 700
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This is a table top review comparing of the newly introduced TriggerTech Rem700 Trigger $110.00 CND + taxes and shipping (or $89.99USD) to the Jewell HVR Trigger. The TriggerTech Trigger Model I got is the one without a Safety or Bolt Release. The Jewell HVR trigger I got was purchase without a safety or bolt release prices range from $250-300 CND depending on your location and retailer.
Website:
http://www.triggertech.com/rem-700.html
TriggerTech has achieved a Zero Creep trigger and in the process created one of the most affordable drop in trigger for the Remington 700. Coming from the factory the Trigger I received is set at approximately 3.0lbs. In adjusting the TriggerTech Trigger I back the trigger pull weight set screw until there wasn't any audible clicks. Then turning the set screw back in until i hear 1 audible click to ensure the set screw is engaged with the "click" in order to ensure the screw doesn't back out. This would in theory produce the least pull weight achievable by this trigger. It is not recommend by TriggerTech that the set screw back out any further and a "click" should be engaged to ensure retention of the set screw and safe operations.
There is no sears or over travel adjustments set screw to adjust so there is less likely to create a negligent misfire with the TriggerTech Trigger. Finally series of test produce a pull weight range between 1lbs 7.5oz to 1lbs - 12oz. In my test averaging pull weight about 1lbs 10oz at the lowest possible setting.
Jewell Trigger has no website bus was easily adjustable to 1.5lbs by turning out the set screw that is located on the trigger shoe. Final series of test produce a range from 1lb 7oz to 1.9oz and averaging at 1lb 8oz.
Conclusion:
TriggerTech
Pros:The TriggerTech Trigger is the best value trigger on the market. Producing a consistent trigger pull with zero creep and clean break. Price, price and price TriggerTech has provided incredible value for the price compared to Timney or Jewell. Simple adjustment using only on set screw for pull weight. Trigger Tech created a trigger that is a direct competitor to the Timney 510 or Jewell HVR trigger. Did I mention price?
Cons: Vibration and feeling. I can't help but pull the trigger and get a sense of a hollowness or harsh abruptness to the trigger. However it may attributed to the me getting use to a new style of trigger and the way it sets up.
Jewell HVR:
Pros: A adjustable pull weight range from 8oz-48oz "A" spring installed. Spring can be easily replaced with a lower weight "B" or "C" spring for higher or lighter BR trigger type of pull weight. The Jewell HVR gave a better sense of "surprised" feeling and feedback.
Cons: Price the trigger comes with a high price tag, lack of info or support information.
Website:
http://www.triggertech.com/rem-700.html
TriggerTech has achieved a Zero Creep trigger and in the process created one of the most affordable drop in trigger for the Remington 700. Coming from the factory the Trigger I received is set at approximately 3.0lbs. In adjusting the TriggerTech Trigger I back the trigger pull weight set screw until there wasn't any audible clicks. Then turning the set screw back in until i hear 1 audible click to ensure the set screw is engaged with the "click" in order to ensure the screw doesn't back out. This would in theory produce the least pull weight achievable by this trigger. It is not recommend by TriggerTech that the set screw back out any further and a "click" should be engaged to ensure retention of the set screw and safe operations.
There is no sears or over travel adjustments set screw to adjust so there is less likely to create a negligent misfire with the TriggerTech Trigger. Finally series of test produce a pull weight range between 1lbs 7.5oz to 1lbs - 12oz. In my test averaging pull weight about 1lbs 10oz at the lowest possible setting.
Jewell Trigger has no website bus was easily adjustable to 1.5lbs by turning out the set screw that is located on the trigger shoe. Final series of test produce a range from 1lb 7oz to 1.9oz and averaging at 1lb 8oz.
Conclusion:
TriggerTech
Pros:The TriggerTech Trigger is the best value trigger on the market. Producing a consistent trigger pull with zero creep and clean break. Price, price and price TriggerTech has provided incredible value for the price compared to Timney or Jewell. Simple adjustment using only on set screw for pull weight. Trigger Tech created a trigger that is a direct competitor to the Timney 510 or Jewell HVR trigger. Did I mention price?
Cons: Vibration and feeling. I can't help but pull the trigger and get a sense of a hollowness or harsh abruptness to the trigger. However it may attributed to the me getting use to a new style of trigger and the way it sets up.
Jewell HVR:
Pros: A adjustable pull weight range from 8oz-48oz "A" spring installed. Spring can be easily replaced with a lower weight "B" or "C" spring for higher or lighter BR trigger type of pull weight. The Jewell HVR gave a better sense of "surprised" feeling and feedback.
Cons: Price the trigger comes with a high price tag, lack of info or support information.
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