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The Jewell Trigger Manual

This document provides information on the Jewell Trigger, including its patent number, materials used, features, adjustment procedures, safety options, and limited liability warranty. The Jewell Trigger was designed for use in Remington 700 and similar actions to provide short, crisp operation with a light sear engagement point and adjustable pull force, overtravel, and engagement without removing it from the stock. It has a modular design and is made from heat-treated 440C stainless steel and aircraft-grade stainless sheet steel.

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The Jewell Trigger Manual

This document provides information on the Jewell Trigger, including its patent number, materials used, features, adjustment procedures, safety options, and limited liability warranty. The Jewell Trigger was designed for use in Remington 700 and similar actions to provide short, crisp operation with a light sear engagement point and adjustable pull force, overtravel, and engagement without removing it from the stock. It has a modular design and is made from heat-treated 440C stainless steel and aircraft-grade stainless sheet steel.

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JEWELL TRIGGER

THE JEWELL TRIGGER


(Patent No. 4671005)
REMINGTON 700,40X, ETC. CUSTOM BENCHREST & SAKO
FINNFIRE P94

I. GENERAL INFORMATION
Covered by 17 claims in Patent No. 4671005. The unique geometry was designed to
allow minimum load at the sear engagement point and to provide maximum
ad|usiabiirty in pull force, sear engagement, and overtravel without removing the
action from the stock or the trigger from the action.

II. MATERIALS
A. Internal parts are 3/16" 440C stainless steel, heat treated and tempered throughout
to 58 Rockwell C scale.
B. Side plates are .050' aircraft grade 300 series stainless sheet steel.
C. All hardware, including through pins, main spring. spacers, and screws, are
stainless steel.

III. FEATURES
A. Modular design allows tolal disassembly for maintenance and cleaning.
B The forward mounting spacer and a pin in the firing pin stop that operates in a hole
In the left side plate allows the trigger to stay together as a single assembly when not
installed.
C. The light load at the sear enables short, crisp, creep-free, and repeatable
operation.
D. Installation: The mounting hold pattern allows use in most actions that utillize the
Remington 700 type trigger.
E. Range of Ad|ustment:
1. BR (Light Pull Competition Model): 1.5 oz. to 3.0 oz.)
2. HVR (Hunting/Varmint Model) with:

a. Spring A: 8.0 to 56.0 oz.


b. Spring B: 2.0 oz. to 16.0 oz.
c. Spring C: 1.5 oz. to 3.0 oz.
d. Pull above 56 oz. (3 1/2. Ib.) optional.
Note: Settings below those stated Is not recommended.

F. OPTIONS
1. Positive Cam Safety (BR or HVR).
a. Bottom mounted lever, left or right
b. Top mounted lever (Rem. 700 type) left or right
2. Bolt release lever, (Rem. 700 type) left or right
3. Two-stage operation (HVR only).

BR TRIGGER
The firing pin block (11) Is held in the cocked position by the vertical alignment of
upper lever (6) and lower lever (7) which is captured In the locked position by sear (5).
Rotation of the trigger shoe (4) releases sear (5) from the upper lever (6) allowing the
upper lever (6) and lower lever (7) to collapse to a folded position (See Figure 2),
allowing block (11) to fall, thus releasing the firing pin.
The levers (6) and (7) will stay In the collapsed position until the boll is open, at which
time spring (10) forces the levers (6) and (7) back to cocked position. Sear (5) is reset
by compression of spring (9).
Fig.1 (Cocked)

Fig.2 (Fired)

HVR TRIGGER
The firing pin block (11) Is held in the cocked position by the vertical alignment of
upper lever (6) and lower lever (7) which is captured in the locked position by sear (5).
Rotation of the trigger shoe (4) releases sear (5) from the upper lever sear (8)
allowing the upper lever (6) and lower lever (7) to collapse to a folded position (see
Figure 2), allowing block (11) to fal, thus releasing the firing pin.

The levers (6) and (7) will stay in the collapsed position until the boft is open, at which
time spring (10) forces levers (6) and (7) back to cocked position. Sear (5) is reset by
rotation of upper lever sear (8) on it's pivot pin (13). It is maintained in a down loaded
position by the end of spring (10).
Fig.1 (Cocked)

Fig.2 (Fired)

ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURES (BR and HVR)


The trigger has been adjusted for most
applications when shipped. Personal preference,
however, may require adjustment on one or more
settings.
All adjustment screws are filled with Nylon inserts
to maintain their set positions. The use of external
locking compounds is not necessary.
Screw (1) sets sear engagement (in = less sear
engagement).
Screw (2) sets overtravel (in = more overtravel).
Screw (3) sets pull force (in = more pull force).
Initial Adjustment Procedure:
1. Ensure that rifle is unloaded!!!
2. Cock action, turn screw (1) inward until action
fires. Back screw out approximately 3/4 turn.
3. Recock action, turn screw (2) out until it contacts tab (12). While applying pull on
the trigger shoe, turn screw inward until action fires. Turn screw inward another 1/4
turn.
4. Recock action and measure pull force. Turn screw (3) in for more pull force or out
for less pull force. Do not exceed specifications for pull settings.
5. Operate action for your particular method of shooting and adjust as needed.
Note: Rapid firing practices may require slightly more sear engagement or pull

force to prevent unwanted firing.


Cleaning: Flush after each barrel cleaning with lighter fluid. The use of lubricants is
not recommended.

SAFETY (OPTIONAL) BR and HVR


The safety, when applied, rotates a cam (14) to a position that pushes the sear of the
upper level (Fig. 1) off the sear of the trigger shoe and blocks movement of the
operating parts, allowing the trigger shoe to move freely. The safety cam is spring
loaded to either the fire or safe position, as selected. Rotation of the safety cam is
made possible with either a single, bottom activated lever, or the top activated
multiple-link arrangement
Care must be taken on installation that there is positive clearance between the levers
and stock, as some stock or trigger guard material may require trimming. Ensure that
the safety levers can operate to the full range of travel.
Fig.1 (Safety ON)

Fig.1 (Safety ON)

Fig.2 (Safety OFF)

Fig.2 (Safety OFF)

Fig.1 (Safety ON)

Fig.2 (Safety OFF)

BOLT RELEASE (OPTIONAL) REMINGTON 700 TYPE


The bolt release is similar to the standard Remington 700 lever, but is made of .0504130 Aircraft Grade Sheet Steel It operates on two of the through pins in elongated
slots and is returned by the factory provided spring/lever.

LIMITED LIABILITY AND WARRANTY


Jewell Triggers guarantees that its products are free from defects in materials and
workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of purchase. In the event of any
defect in materials or workmanship, Jewell Triggers' sole liability therefore shall be the
repair or replacement of any such products that are defective in materials or
workmanship, at the option of Jewell Triggers. The repair or replacement of any such
products(s) shall be Jewell Triggers' sole responsibility. This warranty specifically
excludes any and all consequential or accidental damages. No other warranties or
liability whatsoever are either expressed or implied. If any such warranties shall be
imposed by law notwithstanding this provision, then such warranties shall be the
responsibility of Jewell Triggers' immediate buyer. By way of example, and not
limitation, there shall be no warranties of merchantability, use of trade, or fitness for a
particular purpose.
JEWELL TRIGGERS. INC.
3620 Hwy. 123
San Marcos, TX 78666
(512)353-2999
(512) 392-0543 Fax

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