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AndyC wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:My son helped me mount the Timney trigger, and we set it to 2 lb 4 oz (average of five pulls, on a Lyman digital trigger gauge). Breaks like a glass rod, with zero creep.

I'm sure my eyes went a little wide when I felt that trigger of yours - sweet indeed

My Remington 700s are old and not subject to recall, but I may have to buy one of these for my 222 Rem Varmint. Maybe then I can shoot 0.25" groups.

WildBill wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote:My son helped me mount the Timney trigger, and we set it to 2 lb 4 oz (average of five pulls, on a Lyman digital trigger gauge). Breaks like a glass rod, with zero creep. My OEM trigger had been gone through and was pretty good for OEM, but this trigger is a revelation. I'm going to get one for my AR.

How difficult was the installation?

It wasn't hard at all. Took about 30 minutes, but that was because we fumbled around a bit and worked slowly. It could be done in 15-20 minutes by someone competent and used to doing it.

AndyC wrote:I'm sure my eyes went a little wide when I felt that trigger of yours - sweet indeed

They did indeed, and if I recall correctly, your words to me were "Well now......you no longer have any excuses." LOL

Got my timney last week. Install took about 40 mins. had alittle trouble with bolt lock spring but once I figure it out the bolt release was easy to adjust. Set at 2# went to range next day and shot one of my groups with pet load. Awsome triggers. I agree. having done it 15 to 20 min.