A vote for Timney...good experience.

[Philip Glass]

My friend who is a gun guru likes Timney but has found that they require constant cleaning to work properly in field conditions. He takes Q tips and lighter fluid to clean them regularly. I have also heard this from a few others. Scary in a DG scenario.
Thoughts?

 

[Ontario Hunter]

Little did you know, but I only have one eye
I worked on a cz416 rigby that had a set trigger, who knows why you would want a set trigger on a rifle like that……anyway, I adjusted it till the set wouldn’t work as the standard pull was quite reasonable after a bit of work
Gumpy

My PH's 375 CZ had single set trigger. I think the set trigger is used primarily for zeroing at the range. Probably useful for that.

 

[Ontario Hunter]

My friend who is a gun guru likes Timney but has found that they require constant cleaning to work properly in field conditions. He takes Q tips and lighter fluid to clean them regularly. I have also heard this from a few others. Scary in a DG scenario.
Thoughts?

I really put my guns through hard hunting. Never had a problem with my Timney triggers and I have never cleaned them.

 

[Gilgalad]

To keep the Timney trigger more reliable use, you have to lube it. I have been using mine for many years with no issue with it