I could hardly believe this...but it's true!

https://youtu.be/TYrEC30I-cY
https://landing.timneytriggers.com/Remington_Timney

All Remington 700 rifles, from the date of the announcement, will come, from the factory, with Timney triggers installed in them. It's a 3.5lb non-adjustable trigger, but I've got a Timney trigger on the Mosin-Nagant rebuild project rifle, and it is sweet.

This is good news for Timney...and even better news for Remington--er, RemArms.Timney...and even better news for Remington--er, RemArms.

Have owned several Rem. 700s. Been thru the Walker, the Mark X, the trigger recall. Recently sold a .300 Win. Mag. from their custom shop, which was fitted with the trigger used in their 40X.

Installed a Geissele 2 stage full adjust on my most recent .308 and like it well. A 20” threaded barrel version which is as accurate as my Ruger 77 .22-250 with a heavy Douglas barrel.

Dammit, Cowboy! What I had thought of as extra room in the safe provided by my recent sale, is now looking like a lonely, empty space.

Never shot a rem 700. I had a Ruger in .270 and that was a great rifle. I put a drop in timney trigger in my new AR build. Not their best but better than the trigger in my AR556.

It gets even better...or worse, depending on the thickness of your wallet. :-)

All Remington 700 rifles--and yes, that means ALL--now come with 5R rifling as well. Yes, that includes the ADL and ADL Varmint.

What's more, they've modernized the factory twist rates to better stabilize the longer, sleeker bullets people are using today. For example, the 7mm Rem Mag version now uses a 1:8 twist rate; it used to be 1:9.5. The .223 Rem versions now use 1:8. The ADL/SPS Varmint rifles in .308 Win, which previously used a 1:12 twist rate, now use a 1:10 twist rate like the other Rem 700's traditionally have.

https://www.remarms.com/rifles/bolt-act ... el-700-adl
https://www.remarms.com/rifles/bolt-act ... dl-varmint

That's three new features for increased precision shooting, on a rifle that is already known for being a solid performer.

Seems RemArms ain't playin' around here with these rifles...they are--literally--"gunning" for the competition!