There isn't a whole lot to say about the Timney trigger other than to say the quality is typical of all other Timney triggers. The safety knob is much nicer than the HACT and the safety functions very smoothly. I did have to file a corner off the bottom rear side of the aluminum bedding block (B&C stock) to provide adequate room for the safety's forward travel but that was a simple 5 minute job.
I feel this trigger is hands-down much better than the Jard trigger I had. Speaking of which, the Orgegunsmithing trigger opening was already enlarged when I had the Jard. If you have an aftermarket bottom metal you may have to open it up to fit this trigger in.
Wayne makes bottom metal kits for both the Timney and the HACT triggers.
Thanks, Dinny
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I feel this trigger is hands-down much better than the Jard trigger I had. Speaking of which, the Orgegunsmithing trigger opening was already enlarged when I had the Jard. If you have an aftermarket bottom metal you may have to open it up to fit this trigger in.
Wayne makes bottom metal kits for both the Timney and the HACT triggers.
Thanks, Dinny
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