Bix'n Andy Remington 700 Competition Trigger - No Safety

Bix'n Andy Remington 700 Competition Trigger - No Safety

A single-stage ball trigger with a pull weight adjustable from 30 to 800 grams, about 1 oz to 1.75 lb. This is the benchrest trigger that set records and moved Bix'n Andy to the top of precision shooting. Drop-in fit for Remington 700 footprint actions, including Remington 700 clones.

What it is for

Built for benchrest, F-Class, and precision group shooting, where the lightest, cleanest, most consistent trigger break matters. Less force on the trigger means less disturbance to the rifle as the shot breaks, and that shows up on target. The patented ball design is what sets it apart: offset balls held by a retainer bar collapse almost instantly on release, so the trigger lets go with very low reset force and repeats to the gram.

Who it is for

Serious benchrest and F-Class competitors chasing the smallest groups.

Why Bix'n Andy

Bix'n Andy displaced the competition soon after its arrival, and records started falling. The reason is the patented ball mechanism. The Bix'n Andy balls collapse and reset with a fraction of conventional triggers. Less reset force means less disturbance to the firing pin at release, so the trigger breaks cleanly and repeats to the gram, consistent enough that shooters describe it as invisible. It also has built-in controlled follow-through instead of a dead stop, which keeps the shot tracking true while the bullet is still in the barrel.

Specifications

• Pull weight: 30 to 800 g, adjustable
• Fits: Remington 700, Remington 700 clones
• Safety: none
• Very short lock time; installs without modifying the action
• Gunsmith fitting recommended