In my competition rifle, l shoot a Bix’n Andy Tac Pro Sport 2 stage, and in my primary hunting rifle I use a Bix’n Andy Dakota, so I’ve become very oriented to a particular pull, break, and follow through. The Dakota is a couple hundred dollars, the tac pro sport is several hundred dollars, the Rise Reliant Hunter trigger is under $200. You would never know it! Trigger is easy to install, and it comes with all you need to do the transition to the Rise trigger. It’s easy to adjust to your personal preference, and I will say I noticed zero creep, no sponginess, and a nice crisp, unexpected break, a minor follow-through, that I would not even consider calling over travel – might simply be the index finger-pad continuing to compress. I hate to use the word budget because it has many negative connotations, but when you see the packaging, the trigger, the tools, and feel the operation of the trigger, you will understand this isn’t a budget piece, it’s a fine trigger whose quality and value related to its price is hard to understand. It’s no budget trigger, it’s a quality trigger that will fit the budget of anyone who has avoided switching a trigger because of the typical several hundred dollar cost. I almost want to buy another Remington action just so I can put a Rise trigger in it. This thing punches above its cost.
