Triggertech for T3

[Malxwal]

If, like me, you're waiting for the Triggertech for T3, the word from them is no release date yet....

 

[Malxwal]

 

[scotch_egg]

If it’s like the 700 trigger it will a worth while upgrade. The lack of friction is just something else.

 

[jthyttin]

Triggertech triggers are... different. I can cope with them but personally prefer regular crisp single stage trigger.

 

[Malxwal]

Triggertech triggers are... different. I can cope with them but personally prefer regular crisp single stage trigger.

It would be nice to have an alternative. I have some very nice T3 triggers, and I've had Bix n Andy(never again), Timneys and Jewells, which were a step up, and I'm personally looking forward to having a reliable aftermarket trigger that breaks at sub 1lb.

 

[jthyttin]

and I'm personally looking forward to having a reliable aftermarket trigger that breaks at sub 1lb.

Have you tried to polish the contact surfaces in OEM trigger?

I have one T3 I polished, and it's adjusted to 1kg with OEM spring (not possible w/o polishing, and keeping safe). With Yodave spring the heaviest I could adjust the trigger was 600grams. It was very nice at range, but in the end I swapped the OEM spring back and adjusted to 1kg.

 

[Malxwal]

Have you tried to polish the contact surfaces in OEM trigger?

I have one T3 I polished, and it's adjusted to 1kg with OEM spring (not possible w/o polishing, and keeping safe). With Yodave spring the heaviest I could adjust the trigger was 600grams. It was very nice at range, but in the end I swapped the OEM spring back and adjusted to 1kg.

I have one that's been done, and haf them done before, and use lighter springs. They're pretty good. But polishing down to 1/2lb isn't an option. The Trigger tech Diamond, as per video, would be more akin to bench rest trigger pulls, which is what I'm after.

 

[jthyttin]

Nice thing about Triggertech is the click adjustable pull weight. Just keep track on the clicks and you can experiment with different weights.

 

[Malxwal]

Reply from TriggerTech today:
I hope this message finds you well, and thank you for reaching out to us.
We were thrilled to showcase our Tikka prototype at SHOT SHOW 2023-2025 and are very pleased with the progress we've made in its development. We’re currently in the final stages of the validation trials for the Tikka platform and are moving forward with production. While we don’t have a specific release date at this time, we’re excited to share that our target timeline remains on track for Q2 of 2025.

 

[scotch_egg]

That’s not bad. So expect it Q1 2026

 

[Malxwal]

Part numbers released today, available for pre-order !!

 

[Flash42]

Part numbers released today, available for pre-order !!

you seen any prices yet?

 

[BE Precision]

Between £330 and £515 depending on model

 

[BE Precision]

330 rh special
470 rh diamond
370 lh special
515 lh diamond

 

[20-250]

A lot of money to replace a factory trigger which adjusts to maybe a pound and a quarter with a simple spring swap.

 

[Ronin]

No two stage alternative

But the the factory two stage is perfectly acceptable

 

[Flash42]

A lot of money to replace a factory trigger which adjusts to maybe a pound and a quarter with a simple spring swap.

1lb10 I got mine down to. Would prefer 1lb.

 

[Malxwal]

It's a lot of money unless you want sub 1lb.

 

[Malxwal]

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