The Timney 532-ST is a two-stage replacement trigger with a straight shoe for Remington 700 pattern bolt actions.
Two-stage discipline for the Remington 700 — the 532-ST brings deliberate take-up and a surgical break to the classic action.
The Timney 532-ST gives Remington 700 pattern rifles a genuine two-stage trigger: a smooth, consistent first-stage take-up that lets you settle behind the reticle, followed by a crisp, clean second-stage break through a straight shoe. For precision bolt guns, that staged control is transformative — you know exactly where the break lives, every single time.
The straight shoe encourages a straight-to-the-rear press with a consistent finger position, and Timney's hand assembly and testing ensure the pull out of the box. On an action as widely built, bedded and rebarreled as the 700, the trigger deserves the same attention — this is it.
Key Features
- True two-stage pull — deliberate take-up, surgical break
- Straight trigger shoe — consistent finger position and press
- Purpose-built for Remington 700 patterns — custom actions included
- Hand-assembled and tested — Timney's standard since 1946
Compatibility & Fitment
Fits Remington 700 pattern actions as a direct replacement. Confirm clearance with aftermarket chassis or bottom metal before ordering. Bench installation follows the supplied instructions; verify safety and function before live fire.
Technical Specifications
Platform | Remington 700 |
Fits | Remington 700 pattern bolt actions |
Type | Two-stage trigger, straight shoe |
Finish | Black |
Made in | USA |
Brand | Timney Triggers |
US Shipping & Support
Shipped from D&R Sports Center in the USA with fast, tracked delivery. Questions on fit, mounting or which model suits your setup? Our team is glad to help before and after your purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which actions does the 532-ST fit?
It is made for Remington 700 pattern actions, which includes many clone actions built to the same footprint. The point to check is clearance: aftermarket chassis systems and replacement bottom metal can sit tighter around the trigger than a factory stock. Measure or dry-fit before ordering if your rifle has been rebuilt, and contact us if you are unsure.
What does the two-stage design offer on a Remington 700?
A two-stage lets you take up the first stage and settle against a defined wall, then apply a small amount more to break the shot. On a bolt gun used for deliberate shooting that removes a lot of the guesswork about when the rifle will fire. It is a different discipline from the single-stage triggers in the Elite Hunter range.
Why choose the straight shoe over the curved 532?
The 532-ST uses a straight shoe, which keeps your finger contact consistent and is popular with target and chassis shooters. The curved-shoe 532 is the same two-stage family with a more traditional bow, which often suits sporter stocks and gloved hands better. Both are black-finished units made in the USA.
Do I need to change anything else on the rifle?
Normally not, as long as the trigger has room to move freely in your stock or chassis inlet. Timney does not list a pull weight range for this model, so ask us if you need a specific figure before committing. Anything beyond ordinary installation should be handled by a gunsmith.
