glockgrouptherapy
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- lloydminster
Just got my spanking new Trigger Tech Trigger with safety. Install was a breeze, trigger feels amazing!!
My comparison is to the Timmney (512? Just correct me if I'm wrong).
Fair size difference between the two with the TT (Trigger Tech) being a bit slimmer. Weight, TT was a little lighter then the Timmney.
Safties are different. TT really only put metal where it was needed.
With the adjuster screw located on the bottom near the bolt release the TT won't pose inletting problems like a Timmney will. Plus being on bottom its easier to adjust. While this makes it easier for adjusting on the range and getting instant resultz of the adjustments. I don't really see this as a huge selling item as once when your trigger is set, its usually where you just leave it, same as a zero stop. However it is a nice conveniecne if you use your rifle for both target and hunting where you want the heavier pull for safety.
A top view aide by side.
Now one beautiful part of the TT's design that reigns supreme over other triggers is the self contained construction. You'll notice that the sear on the Timmney is being pushed out from its spring blocking the path for the pin to travel through. Now Timmney does package the trigger with a installed pin so you don't have parts flying through your windows. the TT is self contained. There is no worry about the sear getting in the way of the take down pin and it made install a breeze. Like KevinM said in GP's thread, this trigger installs easily.
One thing I found when installing was the safety seemed to be rubbing up against the action, however this didn't prove to of any issue for function.
The other issue (not really mine but may for some of you) was in my AI 1.5 the skins are molded to expose just the bolt release. You could drill this out and the supplied Allen key would just make it through.
Overall a very nice trigger. Adjustments to pull weight were very audiable and tactile. Like anyone who's tried one said they are just beautiful. I set mine around 2lbs and what a beautiful 2 lbs. There is no overtravel. The trigger goes click and then stops dead.
I'm really excited for a range day tomorrow and I'll report back on how shes does!
My comparison is to the Timmney (512? Just correct me if I'm wrong).
Fair size difference between the two with the TT (Trigger Tech) being a bit slimmer. Weight, TT was a little lighter then the Timmney.
Safties are different. TT really only put metal where it was needed.
With the adjuster screw located on the bottom near the bolt release the TT won't pose inletting problems like a Timmney will. Plus being on bottom its easier to adjust. While this makes it easier for adjusting on the range and getting instant resultz of the adjustments. I don't really see this as a huge selling item as once when your trigger is set, its usually where you just leave it, same as a zero stop. However it is a nice conveniecne if you use your rifle for both target and hunting where you want the heavier pull for safety.
A top view aide by side.
Now one beautiful part of the TT's design that reigns supreme over other triggers is the self contained construction. You'll notice that the sear on the Timmney is being pushed out from its spring blocking the path for the pin to travel through. Now Timmney does package the trigger with a installed pin so you don't have parts flying through your windows. the TT is self contained. There is no worry about the sear getting in the way of the take down pin and it made install a breeze. Like KevinM said in GP's thread, this trigger installs easily.
One thing I found when installing was the safety seemed to be rubbing up against the action, however this didn't prove to of any issue for function.
The other issue (not really mine but may for some of you) was in my AI 1.5 the skins are molded to expose just the bolt release. You could drill this out and the supplied Allen key would just make it through.
Overall a very nice trigger. Adjustments to pull weight were very audiable and tactile. Like anyone who's tried one said they are just beautiful. I set mine around 2lbs and what a beautiful 2 lbs. There is no overtravel. The trigger goes click and then stops dead.
I'm really excited for a range day tomorrow and I'll report back on how shes does!
