Rifle Triggers
The trigger is where you meet the rifle. A clean, predictable break with little creep and a fast reset makes it easier to shoot the accuracy your barrel and action are capable of. As an authorized dealer for TriggerTech, Timney, Jewell, Bix'n Andy, Kidd and Volquartsen, we carry drop-in rifle triggers, trigger kits and parts for the Ruger 10/22, CZ 457, Remington 700, Tikka, Savage and more.
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Rifle triggers are action-specific. Start with your rifle.
Ruger 10/22
Volquartsen TG2000, Kidd, Timney and TriggerTech trigger groups, plus trigger job kits and tuning springs.
Shop 10/22 TriggersCZ 455 / 457
Timney and TriggerTech drop-in triggers and trigger springs for CZ rimfire rifles.
Shop CZ TriggersRemington 700
TriggerTech, Timney, Jewell and Bix'n Andy triggers for the Rem 700 and its clones.
Shop Rem 700 TriggersTikka T3x & T1x
TriggerTech and Timney drop-in triggers and springs for Tikka centerfire and rimfire.
Shop Tikka TriggersSavage
Timney and Rifle Basix triggers for Savage AccuTrigger and Axis actions.
Shop Savage TriggersRuger American
Timney adjustable triggers for the Ruger American and Gen II.
Shop Ruger AmericanHowa 1500
Timney and TriggerTech upgrades for the Howa 1500 and Weatherby Vanguard.
Shop Howa TriggersAR-15 & AR-10
Geissele and CMC drop-in AR triggers in single and two stage.
Shop AR TriggersShop by Brand
Rifle trigger makers we stock and support.
TriggerTech
Frictionless release triggers for Remington 700, Tikka, Howa, 10/22 and CZ.
Shop TriggerTechTimney
Drop-in single and two-stage triggers for the 10/22, CZ 457, Ruger American, Rem 700 and more.
Shop TimneyJewell
Benchrest and precision triggers for Remington 700 pattern actions.
Shop JewellBix'n Andy
Swiss-made precision triggers for custom Rem 700 pattern actions.
Shop Bix'n AndyKidd
Single and two-stage 10/22 trigger assemblies, trigger job kits and tuning springs.
Shop Kidd TriggersVolquartsen
TG2000 10/22 trigger groups and Rapid Release trigger guards.
Shop VolquartsenGeissele
Two-stage and single-stage AR-15 and AR-10 triggers.
Shop GeisseleCMC Triggers
Drop-in AR triggers in flat and curved.
Shop CMCFind your trigger.
Replace the whole group, tune what you have, or swap a single part. Confirm your rifle model on the product page before ordering.
Fire Control & Action
The parts that work alongside your trigger.
Trigger Guards & Bottom Metal
Volquartsen TG2000 guard assemblies, replacement trigger guards and bottom metal.
Shop Trigger GuardsBolts & Bolt Parts
Competition bolts and bolt parts for consistent lockup and ignition.
Shop Bolt PartsFiring Pins
Competition and replacement firing pins for consistent ignition.
Shop Firing PinsReceivers
Kidd 10/22 receivers and actions to build on.
Shop ReceiversUpgrade the Rifle
Barrels, chassis and optics that get the most from a better trigger.
Accessories & Gear
Controls, magazines and support gear for the finished rifle.
A Better Trigger Needs a Solid Foundation
A crisp break only pays off when the action stays put. If the action shifts in the stock, the trigger cannot make up for it. Pete's Pillars bedding pillars lock the action to the stock so every clean break lands where you aimed.
Choosing a Rifle Trigger
Drop-in group or trigger job kit
A drop-in trigger, like a TriggerTech, Timney or Volquartsen TG2000, replaces the entire fire control unit. A trigger job kit or spring kit upgrades the parts inside your factory group for less money.
Single stage or two stage
A single stage trigger breaks cleanly with no take-up, which many rimfire and field shooters prefer. A two stage trigger adds a light first stage before a defined wall, a favorite for precision and positional shooting.
Pull weight and reliability
Lighter is not always better. Choose a weight you can control from every position you shoot, stay within the manufacturer's specified range, and always function check the rifle after installation. Hunting rifles that see cold, dirt and rough handling deserve a little more weight.
Finish the build
A great trigger pairs naturally with a match-grade barrel, a competition bolt and a rifle chassis or pillar-bedded stock.
Rifle Trigger FAQ
Is a drop-in rifle trigger hard to install?
Most drop-in rifle triggers install with basic tools and the manufacturer's instructions. If you are not comfortable working on fire control parts, have a qualified gunsmith install it, and always function check the rifle afterward.
Should I choose a single stage or two stage trigger for NRL22 or PRS?
Both are common. Two stage triggers are popular for positional shooting because the first stage lets you settle before the break. Single stage triggers suit shooters who want a short, clean pull with no take-up.
Can I lighten my factory trigger with springs?
Yes, on many rifles. Spring kits and trigger job kits reduce pull weight and improve feel without replacing the whole group. Stay within the manufacturer's recommended range for reliable ignition and safe reset.
Will a 10/22 trigger fit my Takedown or Charger?
Many 10/22 trigger groups and kits are listed for the 10/22, Takedown and Charger. Check the fitment notes on each listing before ordering.
Keep Building
More from the bench.
Pistol Triggers
Volquartsen, TandemKross, Apex and Timney triggers for the Mark IV, Glock and more.
Shop Pistol TriggersRifle Barrels
Lilja, Green Mountain, Volquartsen, Kidd and Pete's Pillars match barrels.
Shop Rifle BarrelsRifle Chassis
MDT, KRG, XLR, Grey Birch and Victor Titan chassis for rimfire and centerfire rifles.
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Every manufacturer we carry in one place, from MDT and Volquartsen to our own USA-made parts.
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