TriggerTech Ruger Precision Rifle Special Two-Stage Rifle Trigger Flat Black

Description

TriggerTech has been a partner with Ruger since 2020 supplying a two-stage trigger for their Custom Shop that has an adjustable pull weight of 2.5 – 5.0 lbs. Building off this success TriggerTech is releasing their lower pull weight after-market models for RPR centerfire Gens 1-3. The TriggerTech Special trigger is the perfect upgrade for both competition shooters and hunters seeking to improve their accuracy.

• 1st stage pull weight range: 8 to 24 oz. 2nd stage pull weight range: 8 to 32 oz
• CLKR Technology
• Available with flat trigger lever only

TriggerTech's RPR triggers are developed with TriggerTech's unmatched zero-creep break tactile pull weight adjustment (on both stages) rugged design and no compromise engineering. Safety is always a top priority and in 2020 TriggerTech developed the first Remington 700 two-stage trigger with four points of safety:

1. Ticker Blocker – prevents the ticker from moving while on safe.
2. Sear Blocker – prevents the sear from dropping while on safe.
3. First-Stage Lockout – the tumbler locks out the first stage while on safe. The first-stage will not move while on safe giving the shooter immediate confirmation that the safety is engaged.
4. First-Stage Safety – even when on fire the first-stage blocks the ticker until the first-stage is actuated.

TriggerTech's Ruger Precision Rifle triggers utilize this same breakthrough design to make this trigger safe and reliable.

TriggerTech's Zero Creep Technology offers outstanding reliability even in the harshest environments. Hardened 440C stainless steel internal components ensure corrosion resistance and an extended service life. As Zero Creep Technology does not rely on coating polishing or lubricating the key engagement surfaces trigger pulls will be more consistent from shot to shot and after thousands of shots more than you ever thought possible.

All pull weights and measurements are approximate. Pull weights of TriggerTech triggers are directly impacted by firing pin spring weight. Overweight firing pin springs may cause pulls weights to vary above the advertised range.