deerslayer223

Was thinking about getting one of these and throwing in my Remington Model 7. Seems like a pretty easy trigger to install. Was wondering what you guys think of these triggers. Are they legit or are they junk? I've never heard much about them before,but finding a trigger to fit a model 7 is proving to be no easy task. Thanks.

Pawildman

I put one in my 700 CDL several years ago. The installation was easy, and I really like it. Set @ 3lbs., and breaks clean.

bigpapa

I wondered the same. I would like to see a comparason between them and the Timney. RB's are a lot cheeper.

ranger140892

Rifle Basix are good triggers. I'm not thrilled about the aluminum housing though.I prefer Jewel's but they're high dollar. Jard makes a parts kit for the factory trigger. I've got two 700's with it. They're both justover 1 lb and crisp. Jard is now making complete 700 triggers. I don't know anything about them yet. Timney's are about as good as Rifle Basix. Shilen makes a really good trigger also.

Briman

Before throwing your money away, have you tried adjusting the trigger on your rifle?

longrifle1000

I put a RB trigger in my Savage 93 17hmr. I bought my rifle before the accutrigger came out in the rimfires. The RB trigger was eay to install (30 min. took my time), and has been flawless. This model is adjustable from 10-26oz and is set right at 12oz right now. Definitely money well spent for me.

savagescout

I put one on my stevens 200 it was easy to put in I am looking to purchase another one fora rem.700 I have adjustedthe rem.700but it is notwhereIwould like it,I guess the rifle basix did spoil me a little.

stalkingbear

I think you would just as well off(if not better),with a GOOD professional trigger job instead of going to all the trouble/expense of buying aaftermarket trigger. I have done several triggers on model 7s with outstanding results using factory parts.

7MM.REMINGTON.MAGNUM

does any one know what the trigger is on my 7mm it is stock and my rifle is a parker halem1200cm superclip magnum

thndrchiken

I've done both Timney's and Rifle basix on my Savages. Definite improvement over the stock trigger. For your Remington though I would adjust your stock trigger first.