RISE Reliant Pro REM 700 Drop-In Trigger - Flat Blade

The RISE Reliant Pro REM 700 drop-in trigger is built for shooters who want a crisp, adjustable trigger pull without the hassle of disassembling their rifle. This flat-blade design fits Remington 700 and Rem 700 clone bolt-action actions with a truly drop-in installation—all the moving parts are contained in a precision-machined 6061 aluminum cassette housing, so you're not juggling loose components while trying to line up pins. Simply push out your stock trigger pins using the included punch, seat the Reliant Pro in place, and slide the pins back home. It's faster and more straightforward than triggers that claim to be drop-in but leave you holding parts in midair.

What sets this trigger apart is the adjustability without teardown. Most aftermarket triggers force you to partially disassemble the rifle to tweak pull weight or overtravel. The Reliant Pro's external adjustment screws let you dial in pull weight from under 1 pound to over 3 pounds with nothing more than the included Allen wrench—each quarter-turn clicks into place via a patent-pending Posi-Catch detent that prevents vibration or recoil from walking the adjustment backward. You also get virtually zero take-up before the sear engages, delivering a clean, predictable break shot after shot.

The build quality reflects RISE's attention to durability. Internal components are precision-machined from tool steel, then hardened through heat treatment. Critical surfaces wear a nickel-boron (NiB) coating that adds hardness while reducing friction—less contact between moving parts means smoother operation and longer life. The safety-first design exceeds SAAMI standards and is engineered to minimize unintended firing risks. Fast lock time keeps your shot-to-primer ignition quick, supporting the accuracy you're after whether you're hunting or ringing steel at the range.

Installation is straightforward on true Remington 700 actions if you mount the included bolt release on the trigger housing beforehand; on most Rem 700 clones, the trigger ships ready to install straight out of the box. You'll get everything needed: the trigger cassette itself, a .050″ ball-end hex key, a .125″ punch for pin removal, a 3/16″ hex key, and a 5/32″ hex key.

Key Features

• Fully contained unibody cassette housing—true drop-in with no loose parts to manage during installation
• External pull-weight and overtravel adjustment from under 1 to over 3 lbs. without rifle teardown
• Posi-Catch detent system prevents adjustment creep from vibration or recoil
• Virtually zero take-up for a crisp, clean trigger break
• Fast lock time for reliable shot ignition
• Precision-machined 6061 aluminum cassette with tool-steel hardened internal components
• Nickel-boron coated critical parts for reduced friction and extended durability
• Fits Remington 700 and Rem 700 clone actions
• Flat blade configuration
• Exceeds SAAMI safety standards

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this trigger fit my Remington 700 or clone action?

Yes. The Reliant Pro REM 700 is designed to fit Remington 700 and Rem 700 clone bolt-action rifles. On a true Remington 700 action, you'll need to mount the included bolt release on the trigger housing before installation. Most Rem 700 clones come ready to install without that preliminary step.

Do I have to take my rifle apart to adjust the trigger pull?

No. The Reliant Pro's pull weight and overtravel are externally adjustable using the included Allen wrench. You can make adjustments without disassembling the rifle, and each quarter-turn clicks into place via the Posi-Catch detent to prevent the adjustment from creeping backward.

What's included in the box?

The Reliant Pro comes with the trigger cassette itself, a .050″ ball-end hex key, a .125″ punch for pin removal, a 3/16″ hex key, a 5/32″ hex key, and a bolt release.

How easy is installation compared to other drop-in triggers?

The Reliant Pro's unibody cassette housing contains all components, so there are no loose parts to hold in place while you align pins. You simply push out the existing trigger pins with the included punch, seat the cassette, and slide the pins back in—faster and more reliable than triggers that leave you managing multiple separate components during install.