TriggerTech Diamond Single-Stage Curved Trigger for Remington 700 Left-Handed, 0.30-2 lbs Draw Weight, No Bolt Release (R7LSRB02TNC)

If you shoot a Remington 700 left-handed, you know how hard it is to find triggers built for your side of the rifle. The TriggerTech Diamond Single-Stage Curved Trigger for Remington 700 Left-Handed changes that. This is a single-stage trigger engineered specifically for southpaws—no adapter, no compromise, just a clean, controllable release tuned to your dominant hand. Whether you're building a precision rifle, upgrading a hunting gun, or fine-tuning your accuracy, a quality trigger is one of the smartest investments you can make.

TriggerTech's Diamond line is known for reliability and consistency across thousands of rounds. The curved bow provides the ergonomic feel many shooters prefer, and the single-stage design means no creep, no stacking—just a predictable break from 0.30 to 2 pounds draw weight. That's a range that lets you dial in exactly the let-off you want, whether you're running a lightweight target setup or a heavier field gun. The trigger ships without a bolt release, keeping the design clean and letting you choose your control interface.

Installation requires basic gunsmithing knowledge or a qualified armorer. If you've swapped triggers before on a 700 platform, you've got this. If not, your local smith will have it done in an afternoon. Once in, you'll notice the difference every time you press: smoother, faster, more confidence behind the gun.

Key Features

• Single-stage trigger with no creep or stacking
• Curved trigger bow for comfortable ergonomics
• Adjustable draw weight from 0.30 to 2 pounds
• Left-hand specific design—built for your side of the rifle
• No bolt release (simplified design, user selectable control)
• Engineered for Remington 700 platform

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this trigger fit my left-handed Remington 700?

Yes. This trigger is built specifically for left-handed 700 actions. Confirm your rifle's platform before ordering, and note that installation should be done by someone experienced with trigger work or a qualified gunsmith.

What is the draw weight range and can I adjust it?

The trigger is adjustable from 0.30 to 2 pounds draw weight, allowing you to dial in the exact let-off that suits your shooting style and rifle purpose.

What does "no bolt release" mean?

This trigger does not include a bolt release feature. The design is simplified to the trigger function itself, giving you flexibility in choosing your preferred control setup separately if needed.

Do I need a gunsmith to install this?

Basic trigger installation on a Remington 700 is within reach of experienced builders, but a qualified armorer or gunsmith is the safer choice if you're not comfortable with firearm disassembly and trigger fitting.