Best aftermarket trigger on the market?

[ArmySon]

I already own a Jewell trigger that's installed in one my DCM AR.

Now, I'm currently in the market for a trigger for the most recent memeber of my family, Remington 700 VSSF .220 Swift. Should I go with Jewell again or is there another good trigger on the market?

 

[12-34hom]

Timney triggers are excellent also.

Remington factory are good if a good gunsmith tunes them also.

 

[Art Eatman]

I've not tried the Jewell. I have a Timney on one rifle; a Canjar on another. I definitely prefer the Canjar.

Art

 

[Charmedlyfe]

Another vote for the Canjar. I've got a single-set, and it's the nicest Ive ever played with. Broke a couple Timneys (damn aluminum!) before spending the money on the Canjar. I like the Jewell, too, but Canjars just FEEL better to me.

 

[Mike Irwin]

I've actually had excellent luck with all three.

I've got a Timney on my Remington 700 .243 chuck gun, and it's a dream.

 

[Mute]

I like the Jewell triggers myself. Timneys are also very good.

 

[Bogie]

Disclaimer: I shoot benchrest

There is NO better trigger out there than those made by Arnold Jewell.

 

[Mike Baugh]

I have a Jewel in my LTR and really like it . Good luck , Mike...

 

[C.R.Sam]

Best trigger in the world is the one that was in your gun when you shot the 600/60X....whether OEM or Jewell or whatever. All the triggers mentioned awefully good. How well it blends in with the rest of the package for the individual gun and shooter probably makes the difference tween em.

Sam

 

[Nukem]

I put a Jewell in my model 70 action. Sweet, but a PITA to install compared to an AR.

 

[ArmySon]

I ordered the Jewell trigger. It should arrive within a week. The rifle shoots sub-MOA with the crappy factory trigger. I CAN'T wait to see what I can shoot with a 8 oz trigger pull