TRIGGERTECH DIAMOND | REMINGTON 700 RH | PRO CURVED | NO BOLT RELEASE | R70SRB02TNP
A Clean Break at Four Ounces.
The TriggerTech Diamond is the top of TriggerTech's line: a single-stage Remington 700 trigger adjustable from 0.3 lb to 2 lb, built around Frictionless Release Technology and fitted with the Pro Curved shoe. This is the right-hand, no bolt release configuration, for actions that already have one.
Every factory Remington 700 trigger drags. It's sear-on-sear, so the shoe creeps against a loaded surface the whole way to the break, and no amount of adjusting makes that go away. TriggerTech puts a free-floating roller between the sear and the trigger instead, so the release is rolling contact rather than sliding friction. What you feel is a break with no perceptible creep, and the same break shot after shot, cold or hot, clean or dirty. At the Diamond tier it goes down to about five ounces. Use it for: PRS and NRL matches, F-Class and benchrest, long-range practice, and any 700 or 700-clone build where the trigger is the last thing holding the group together.
Why "No Bolt Release" Matters.
TriggerTech builds this trigger both ways. The no bolt release version is the one you want when your action already has its own bolt release, which covers most custom and clone actions built in the last decade. If you're working with a factory Remington 700, you generally want the version with the bolt release, since the factory rifle relies on the trigger group for it. Check your action before you order, and if you aren't sure, send us a photo and we'll tell you which one you need.
Adjustable Without Pulling the Action.
The Diamond adjusts across its full 0.3 lb to 2 lb range externally, so you aren't dropping the barreled action out of the stock every time you want to try a lighter break. Set it heavier for field and hunting work where you're wearing gloves, run it light for a match, and move it back afterwards without a trip to the bench. The sealed design is a practical advantage as well: there's far less for grit, dust and solvent to collect in than a conventional sear-on-sear trigger.
Pair It With
MDT 20 MOA Base, Rem 700 SAElevation for distance work
Warne Maxima QD 30mm RingsQuick-detach steel, medium height
MDT XRS Rem 700 SAV-block bedding under the action
Finish the Optic
Bases, Rings & Optics
A good trigger only shows up if the scope is mounted square and holds zero. Start with the base.
MDT20 MOA Base, Rem 700 SAPicatinny scope base, short action.Shop Now →
MDT20 MOA Base, Rem 700 LAPicatinny scope base, long action.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 30mm MediumQuick-detach steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 30mm LowQuick-detach steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 30mm HighQuick-detach steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 1″ MediumFixed steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 1″ HighFixed steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
Remington 700 Short Action
Chassis & Stocks
A five-ounce break does nothing if the action is rocking in a flexy stock. Here's where to put it.
MDTXRS Remington 700 SACrossover chassis, V-block bedding.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Rem 700 SA, M81Custom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
MDTCRBN Rem 700 SA27 oz carbon fiber, full ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTHNT-26 Rem 700 SAFolding carbon fiber with ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTDRT Rem 700 SA, FDECompact chassis for hunting rifles.Shop Now →
MDTACC Elite Rem 700 SAFlagship match chassis, full ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTACC Elite, Cyan Black TopoCustom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
The Next Level
Give the Trigger Something Solid to Sit In.
- Step one: the MDT XRS Rem 700 SA. Full-length aluminum core, V-block bedding, adjustable cheek and length of pull, and it still shoulders like a rifle stock.
- Step two, when you're ready: the MDT ACC Elite Rem 700 SA, with a 19″ forend, full-length ARCA and a complete weight system.
- Or spend it on glass instead. Between a chassis and a scope, the scope usually wins on a rifle that already shoots.
Browse all chassis, rifle scopes and red dots.
We Machine Our Own Parts, Too.
We don't make triggers, and when we don't make something we carry the one we'd put on our own rifle. What we do make, here in Michigan, is pillar bedding kits for stock builds and a full line of CZ 455 and 457 parts: match barrels, firing pins, extractors, cocking indicators, magazine releases, bolt knobs and scope rails. If your 700 is the match rifle and there's a CZ rimfire trainer in the safe beside it, that's the side of the shop we built ourselves.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: TriggerTech
MPN: R70SRB02TNP (also written R70-SRB-02-TNP)
Model: Diamond
Type: Single Stage
Pull Weight: 0.3 lb to 2 lb, Adjustable
Release: Frictionless Release Technology, Free-Floating Roller
Shoe: Pro Curved
Bolt Release: None (For Actions With Their Own Bolt Release)
Hand: Right Hand
Fits: Remington 700 Right-Hand Actions and 700-Pattern Clones
Finish: Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Fitment, bolt release, adjustment and finishing the build.
Will it fit my action?
It's built for Remington 700 right-hand actions and 700-pattern clones. The detail that matters is the bolt release: this is the no bolt release version, for actions that already have their own. Most custom and clone actions do. A factory Remington 700 usually does not. If you're unsure, send us a photo of your action before ordering.
How light will it actually go?
0.3 lb to 2 lb, so roughly five ounces up to two pounds. That bottom end is competition territory. Set it where it suits the shooting you're doing, and keep it heavier on any rifle you carry in the field.
What is Frictionless Release Technology?
A conventional trigger slides one sear surface across another, which is where creep and grittiness come from. TriggerTech puts a free-floating roller between those surfaces so the release rolls instead of sliding. In practice you get no perceptible creep and a break that repeats shot to shot.
Pro Curved or flat?
Mostly personal preference. The curved shoe locates your finger the way a factory trigger does, which many shooters find more natural on a hunting rifle. A flat shoe encourages a straight-back press and is popular in competition. This listing is the Pro Curved.
What should I mount above it?
Start with a 20 MOA base so you have elevation to work with, then Warne Maxima QD rings in a height that clears your objective. Browse all scope bases, rings and rifle scopes.
Will a better trigger fix my groups?
It will stop the trigger from being the problem, which isn't quite the same thing. If the action is still moving in a flexy factory stock, that's the bigger limit. A chassis like the MDT XRS puts a V-block under the receiver, and good glass on a square base does the rest. Honest order of operations is bedding, optic, then trigger — though the trigger is the one you feel on every shot.
Does Pete's Pillars make its own parts?
Yes. We machine pillar bedding kits and a full line of CZ 455 and 457 parts here in Michigan, including match barrels, firing pins, extractors and scope rails, and we run custom Cerakote in house. We also carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods, AICS magazines and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
TRIGGERTECH DIAMOND | REMINGTON 700 RH | PRO CURVED | NO BOLT RELEASE | R70SRB02TNP
A Clean Break at Four Ounces.
The TriggerTech Diamond is the top of TriggerTech's line: a single-stage Remington 700 trigger adjustable from 0.3 lb to 2 lb, built around Frictionless Release Technology and fitted with the Pro Curved shoe. This is the right-hand, no bolt release configuration, for actions that already have one.
Every factory Remington 700 trigger drags. It's sear-on-sear, so the shoe creeps against a loaded surface the whole way to the break, and no amount of adjusting makes that go away. TriggerTech puts a free-floating roller between the sear and the trigger instead, so the release is rolling contact rather than sliding friction. What you feel is a break with no perceptible creep, and the same break shot after shot, cold or hot, clean or dirty. At the Diamond tier it goes down to about five ounces. Use it for: PRS and NRL matches, F-Class and benchrest, long-range practice, and any 700 or 700-clone build where the trigger is the last thing holding the group together.
Why "No Bolt Release" Matters.
TriggerTech builds this trigger both ways. The no bolt release version is the one you want when your action already has its own bolt release, which covers most custom and clone actions built in the last decade. If you're working with a factory Remington 700, you generally want the version with the bolt release, since the factory rifle relies on the trigger group for it. Check your action before you order, and if you aren't sure, send us a photo and we'll tell you which one you need.
Adjustable Without Pulling the Action.
The Diamond adjusts across its full 0.3 lb to 2 lb range externally, so you aren't dropping the barreled action out of the stock every time you want to try a lighter break. Set it heavier for field and hunting work where you're wearing gloves, run it light for a match, and move it back afterwards without a trip to the bench. The sealed design is a practical advantage as well: there's far less for grit, dust and solvent to collect in than a conventional sear-on-sear trigger.
Pair It With
MDT 20 MOA Base, Rem 700 SAElevation for distance work
Warne Maxima QD 30mm RingsQuick-detach steel, medium height
MDT XRS Rem 700 SAV-block bedding under the action
Finish the Optic
Bases, Rings & Optics
A good trigger only shows up if the scope is mounted square and holds zero. Start with the base.
MDT20 MOA Base, Rem 700 SAPicatinny scope base, short action.Shop Now →
MDT20 MOA Base, Rem 700 LAPicatinny scope base, long action.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 30mm MediumQuick-detach steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 30mm LowQuick-detach steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 30mm HighQuick-detach steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 1″ MediumFixed steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
WarneMaxima QD 1″ HighFixed steel rings, matte.Shop Now →
Remington 700 Short Action
Chassis & Stocks
A five-ounce break does nothing if the action is rocking in a flexy stock. Here's where to put it.
MDTXRS Remington 700 SACrossover chassis, V-block bedding.Shop Now →
MDTOryx Rem 700 SA, M81Custom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
MDTCRBN Rem 700 SA27 oz carbon fiber, full ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTHNT-26 Rem 700 SAFolding carbon fiber with ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTDRT Rem 700 SA, FDECompact chassis for hunting rifles.Shop Now →
MDTACC Elite Rem 700 SAFlagship match chassis, full ARCA.Shop Now →
MDTACC Elite, Cyan Black TopoCustom Cerakote by Pete's Pillars.Shop Now →
The Next Level
Give the Trigger Something Solid to Sit In.
- Step one: the MDT XRS Rem 700 SA. Full-length aluminum core, V-block bedding, adjustable cheek and length of pull, and it still shoulders like a rifle stock.
- Step two, when you're ready: the MDT ACC Elite Rem 700 SA, with a 19″ forend, full-length ARCA and a complete weight system.
- Or spend it on glass instead. Between a chassis and a scope, the scope usually wins on a rifle that already shoots.
Browse all chassis, rifle scopes and red dots.
We Machine Our Own Parts, Too.
We don't make triggers, and when we don't make something we carry the one we'd put on our own rifle. What we do make, here in Michigan, is pillar bedding kits for stock builds and a full line of CZ 455 and 457 parts: match barrels, firing pins, extractors, cocking indicators, magazine releases, bolt knobs and scope rails. If your 700 is the match rifle and there's a CZ rimfire trainer in the safe beside it, that's the side of the shop we built ourselves.
Did You Know?
Pete's Pillars Sells More Than Pillars.
From centerfire chassis to optics and reloading, outfit every rifle in the safe in one place.
Optics & Mounts
Bipods & Magazines
Product Specifications
Manufacturer: TriggerTech
MPN: R70SRB02TNP (also written R70-SRB-02-TNP)
Model: Diamond
Type: Single Stage
Pull Weight: 0.3 lb to 2 lb, Adjustable
Release: Frictionless Release Technology, Free-Floating Roller
Shoe: Pro Curved
Bolt Release: None (For Actions With Their Own Bolt Release)
Hand: Right Hand
Fits: Remington 700 Right-Hand Actions and 700-Pattern Clones
Finish: Black
Frequently Asked Questions
Fitment, bolt release, adjustment and finishing the build.
Will it fit my action?
It's built for Remington 700 right-hand actions and 700-pattern clones. The detail that matters is the bolt release: this is the no bolt release version, for actions that already have their own. Most custom and clone actions do. A factory Remington 700 usually does not. If you're unsure, send us a photo of your action before ordering.
How light will it actually go?
0.3 lb to 2 lb, so roughly five ounces up to two pounds. That bottom end is competition territory. Set it where it suits the shooting you're doing, and keep it heavier on any rifle you carry in the field.
What is Frictionless Release Technology?
A conventional trigger slides one sear surface across another, which is where creep and grittiness come from. TriggerTech puts a free-floating roller between those surfaces so the release rolls instead of sliding. In practice you get no perceptible creep and a break that repeats shot to shot.
Pro Curved or flat?
Mostly personal preference. The curved shoe locates your finger the way a factory trigger does, which many shooters find more natural on a hunting rifle. A flat shoe encourages a straight-back press and is popular in competition. This listing is the Pro Curved.
What should I mount above it?
Start with a 20 MOA base so you have elevation to work with, then Warne Maxima QD rings in a height that clears your objective. Browse all scope bases, rings and rifle scopes.
Will a better trigger fix my groups?
It will stop the trigger from being the problem, which isn't quite the same thing. If the action is still moving in a flexy factory stock, that's the bigger limit. A chassis like the MDT XRS puts a V-block under the receiver, and good glass on a square base does the rest. Honest order of operations is bedding, optic, then trigger — though the trigger is the one you feel on every shot.
Does Pete's Pillars make its own parts?
Yes. We machine pillar bedding kits and a full line of CZ 455 and 457 parts here in Michigan, including match barrels, firing pins, extractors and scope rails, and we run custom Cerakote in house. We also carry chassis from MDT, XLR and Grey Birch, optics, bipods, AICS magazines and reloading gear like the Area 419 ZERO press.
Small Change. Big Impact. Pete's Pillars.
| Brand | TriggerTech |
| Gun Platform | Remington 700 (Clones) |
| Hand | Right Hand |
| Type | Trigger |