Timney Triggers has a Fix for the Remington 870

If you are one of those people who has eternally loathed the horrible trigger pull in your Remington 870 (not attacking Remington; most shotgun triggers are pretty atrocious), then Timney Triggers has a solution for you! Just in time for turkey hunting this spring, they have created a fully-adjustable Trigger Fix for 870s that will make your shotgun’s trigger pull not only significantly smoother, but it is also an easy install.

This trigger will not only work in your Remington 870 for turkey hunting, but also a host of other Remington model firearms. The full list of shotguns and rifles that the NEW Timney Triggers Remington 870 Trigger Fix will work in can be read below:

Model 1100 series shotguns
Model 11/87 series shotguns
Model 74 series pump action rifles
Model 742 Semi Auto Rifle
Model 7600 series pump action rifles
All Model 870 Actions
Model 4
Model 750 Woodmaster
Model 760 rifle
Model 762 rifle
Model 878
Model 552 Speedmaster
Model Sportsman 12

A lot of us if we have been hunting for most of our life may have one of the firearms on that list aside from the bread ‘n butter Remington 870. So the usefulness of this new trigger is pretty awesome. Timney Triggers goes on to further explain what is all behind their new trigger for the Remington 870 in this product announcement that can be read below:

Designed to work with all Model 870 shotguns, the Trigger Fix allows the user to have a clean, smooth, fully adjustable trigger pull. Every Timney 870 Trigger Fix is packaged with a sear, 3 pull weight springs and a hex head wrench. Simply choose a spring (light, medium, or heavy) and then fine tune the pull weight with the hex head wrench for a precise setting.
Whether you are a slug gun hunter, turkey fanatic or trap shooter the Timney 870 Trigger Fix will simply allow you to become more accurate with your pump shotgun.

So what do you think? A pretty simple solution for a pretty simple problem, right? Let us know what you think of this new Timney Trigger in the Comments below and if you would potentially use one to remedy your shotgun! We always appreciate feedback.

Adam Scepaniak