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TIMNEY TRIGGER WINCHESTER 70 – WITHOUT MOA TRIGGER NICKEL

$131.71
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Brand
Timney
Color
Nickel
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
81950401017
MPN
40116

Overview

The Timney Trigger for Winchester 70 rifles is a drop-in replacement trigger featuring an alloy housing with steel components and a nickel finish. Factory calibrated with a pull weight adjustable between 1.5 and 4 pounds, it is also fully adjustable for sear engagement and over-travel without requiring gunsmithing. Note: This model is designed for traditional Winchester 70 rifles and will not fit rifles equipped with the factory MOA trigger introduced in 2008.

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