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Bix'n Andy

Bix'n Andy Remington 700 Dakota Trigger -Top Right Safety

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SKU:
TRBX0103
$215.00
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Description

Bix'n Andy Remington 700 Dakota Trigger -Top Right Safety

The Dakota brings Bix'n Andy's patented ball-trigger break to a simpler, weatherproof package. Pull weight adjusts from 450 to 2000 grams, about 1 lb to 4.4 lb, with a single external screw. Drop-in fit for Remington 700 footprint actions, including Remington 700 clones.

What it is for

Hunting, PRS, and everyday precision work. It uses a ball bearing design for a clean, dry break, a simple mechanism with few moving parts makes it easy to set, easy to maintain. Weatherproof construction.

Who it is for

Shooters who want a genuine Bix'n Andy trigger without the setup of the Competition or TacSport line, and anyone who has looked at a sealed-style trigger for the simplicity.

Why Bix'n Andy

Bix'n Andy earned its name in competition shooting, where the patented ball mechanism set records by resetting with far less force than a conventional trigger and breaking consistently, shot after shot. The Dakota puts that same ball feel into a simple package. Where a sealed-style trigger asks you to trust a closed box you cannot service, the Dakota gives you a clean, low-reset break you can adjust and maintain yourself.

Specifications

  • Pull weight: 450 to 2000 g, adjustable via a single screw (single stage)
  • Fits: Remington 700, Remington 700 clones
  • Safety: top right, removable
  • Weatherproof
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Additional Information

Material:
Stainless Steel
Model / Type:
Dakota
Safety Position:
Top Right Safety
Stage:
Single Stage
Color:
Black
Receiver Type:
Remington 700
Shoe Type:
Classic
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1 Review

  • 5
    Great trigger

    Posted by Nate Spence on Aug 1st 2025

    This trigger is as good as they come for the price. I don’t want a trigger that goes under a pound so why spend a hundred dollars more?

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