The TriggerTech Rough Diamond is a single-stage replacement trigger with a flat shoe and PVD Black finish for left-hand Remington 700 pattern bolt actions.
Left-hand action, modern flat shoe — the Rough Diamond LH Flat completes the southpaw precision build.
The TriggerTech Rough Diamond for Remington 700 Left-Hand (flat, PVD Black) pairs a true left-hand-specific fit with the flat shoe modern precision shooters favor: low, repeatable finger position and a straight-to-the-rear press. Frictionless Release Technology is what TriggerTech credits for the clean break and short tactile reset that define the brand — identical to the right-hand experience, as it should be.
The PVD Black finish hardens the shoe's wearing surfaces, while sealed stainless internals keep the mechanism consistent through wet seasons and range grit. Left-handed 700 owners finally have the full modern package.
Key Features
- True left-hand 700 fit — built for the action, not adapted
- Flat shoe — modern press mechanics
- Frictionless Release break — no southpaw compromise
- PVD Black finish — hard-wearing surfaces
Compatibility & Fitment
Fits left-hand Remington 700 pattern actions as a direct replacement. This is a left-hand-specific unit and will not fit a right-hand action — there is a separate right-hand version. Confirm clearance with aftermarket chassis or bottom metal before ordering, and verify all safety functions before live fire.
Technical Specifications
Platform | Remington 700 (left-hand) |
Fits | Left-hand Remington 700 pattern bolt actions |
Type | Single-stage trigger, Frictionless Release, flat shoe |
Material | Sealed stainless internals |
Finish | PVD Black |
Made in | North America |
Brand | TriggerTech |
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
Will this fit my left-handed Remington 700?
Yes - this variant is cut for left-hand Remington 700 pattern actions and will not serve as a substitute for a right-hand trigger. In a factory stock it drops in conventionally, but aftermarket chassis and bottom metal differ in how much room they leave around the trigger, so confirm clearance first. Measure before ordering if your rifle has been rebedded or moved into a new chassis.
What is different about the flat shoe on this one?
The flat shoe gives a straight-back pull with a consistent finger contact point, which tends to make the break feel the same shot after shot from any position. It also sits slightly lower than a curved shoe, so it can suit shooters with longer fingers or a more upright grip. The curved-shoe left-hand Rough Diamond is the alternative if you would rather keep the factory feel.
Does the PVD black finish need any particular care?
It is a PVD black finish, so ordinary maintenance is all it asks for - keep it free of solvent build-up and avoid soaking the assembly in cleaner or heavy oil. Wipe it down after wet range days along with the rest of the action. Nothing about the finish changes how the trigger is fitted or handled.
What will I need on the bench to install it?
Nothing beyond ordinary gunsmithing basics: a padded rest for the barreled action, the correct driver for your action screws, and a torque setting you are confident in for reassembly. Always dry-function and safety-check the rifle after installation any trigger, unloaded and pointed in a safe direction. If you are not comfortable removing the barreled action from the stock, have a gunsmith install it.
