Jewel trigger fans check this out

[Jon Leary]

https://jardinc.com/assets/images/Manuals/JARD_700_Clone_Actions_Ultra_Match_Manual.pdf

 

[WSnyder]

Post in thread 'JEWELL TRIGGERS -- Future Prospects'

Apr 2, 2026

A very good alternative may well be the Jard Ultra Match trigger.

JARD Ultra Match Trigger System for Remington® 700®

If you look at the schematics, they use a very similar 'landing gear' type of collapsing arrangement. The toggle lever (as they refer to it) is pretty beefy. It comes with a bolt release lever but that would be easy to d/c using if the action has a side bolt release. When I talked with one of the principles at Jard, he mentioned they had duplicated the geometry of the Jewell trigger. The fact that they can be disassembled for servicing ranks right up there, too...

• AlNyhus

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[Multiracer]

Jard triggers have come a long way in a short time. I have a few with no issues.

 

[L.Sherm]

Unless I missed it I wished they offered one in the 4oz - 2lb range with a bolt release id be inclined to try one

 

[AlNyhus]

Unless I missed it I wished they offered one in the 4oz - 2lb range with a bolt release id be inclined to try one

Their 'Match' trigger is 4-24 oz. and comes with a safety. You might want to check with them and see if they can do a bolt release lever.

 

[ELR LVR]

Unless I missed it I wished they offered one in the 4oz - 2lb range with a bolt release id be inclined to try one

They do
their Set Trigger
I tried one and at its lightest setting was approx 2 lb unset
and approx 2-4 oz set
worked flawlessly with no accidental discharges slamming the bolt
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They also offer an ULTRA match in 1.5-3 oz

 

[L.Sherm]

Their 'Match' trigger is 4-24 oz. and comes with a safety. You might want to check with them and see if they can do a bolt release lever.

I sent Jard an email to see if a bolt release on there match trigger ill report back when I get a response.

 

[L.Sherm]

They do
their Set Trigger
I tried one and at its lightest setting was approx 2 lb unset
and approx 2-4 oz set
worked flawlessly with no accidental discharges slamming the bolt
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They also offer an ULTRA match in 1.5-3 oz

I'm not a set trigger fan i emailed them about a bolt release on there match trigger will see what there response is.
I like a pretty light trigger for hunting but the ultra match is to light.

 

[ISS]

I see a set trigger at the end of this month. Veteran's Payday is May 1st!

 

[Jon Leary]

Ijust received one of their Howa triggers 2 to 6 oz and it is as advertised.

 

[ELR LVR]

I think for their price a Jard is pretty nice
plus I like all steel vs alum, even if Alum does work fine

 

[ELR LVR]

I sent Jard an email to see if a bolt release on there match trigger ill report back when I get a response.

You check this option out yet? Good prices

Remington 700 Rifle Trigger (4oz - 20oz) for Varmint/Target w/ Safety

Remington 700 rifle trigger replacement: 4oz - 20oz pull range, used for varmint / target shooting. Includes safety and bolt stop release by Rifle Basix. Replaces all Model 700, 40x, 721, & XR-100.

riflebasix.com

 

[jackieschmidt]

I have been studying the internals of the Jewel Trigger, and this is an amazingly simple design, with some very simple parts…….that is, if you happen to own a wire EDM machine, (CNC controlled), a small surface grinder, and some type of small mill to manufacture the side plates.

I think a 3-Axis CNC Wire machine would be adeguate, as all of the pieces are flat.

I am not sure what grade of matensitic stainless Jewel used, possibly one of the 440 alloys. That could be easily ascertained. The RC hardness is pretty high, that could easily be checked. It appears that Jewel started with hardened stainless from the start, relying on the EDM and surface grinder to cut and finish the parts to the desired tolerances.

All of the parts could be scanned, and then duplicated on a program.

The catch is the cost of the equipment. If my business had a wireCNC EDM, I could do this. But alas, we never had a use for one, and at this stage in life, I doubt I could get my two brothers to agree with myself to acquire one.

That, and the minute our liability insurance carrier found out I was going to manufacture a fire arms related item, they would probably have a fit.

 

[ELR LVR]

I have been studying the internals of the Jewel Trigger, and this is an amazingly simple design, with some very simple parts…….that is, if you happen to own a wire EDM machine, (CNC controlled), a small surface grinder, and some type of small mill to manufacture the side plates.

I think a 3-Axis CNC Wire machine would be adeguste, as all of the pieces are flat.

I am not sure what grade of matensitic stainless Jewel used, possibly one of the 440 alloys. That could be easily ascertained. The RC hardness is pretty high, that could easily be checked. It appears that Jewel started with hardened stainless from the start, relying on the EDM and surface grinder to cut and finish the parts to the desired tolerances.

All of the parts could be scanned, and then duplicated on a program.

The catch is the cost of the equipment. If my business had a wireCNC EDM, I could do this. But alas, we never had a use for one, and at this stage in life, I doubt I could get my two brothers to agree with myself to acquire one.

That, and the minute our liability insurance carrier found out I was going to manufacture a fire arms related item, they would probably have a fit.

I have read 440C is used
that may have been when they still had a website up
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Some still left their triggers up on their sites and advertise the same material

Jewell HVR TS Trigger(w/top safety)

This Jewell Benchrest trigger is a great choice to upgrade your factory trigger. The HVRTS (Hunting Varmint Rifle) trigger, in this configuration, includes a top safety and is pre-set for a 1lb pull. The trigger pull can be adjusted from 1-1/2 oz to 3 lbs using the included springs. THE JEWELL...

www.killoughshootingsports.com

 

[butchlambert]

I have been studying the internals of the Jewel Trigger, and this is an amazingly simple design, with some very simple parts…….that is, if you happen to own a wire EDM machine, (CNC controlled), a small surface grinder, and some type of small mill to manufacture the side plates.

I think a 3-Axis CNC Wire machine would be adeguate, as all of the pieces are flat.

I am not sure what grade of matensitic stainless Jewel used, possibly one of the 440 alloys. That could be easily ascertained. The RC hardness is pretty high, that could easily be checked. It appears that Jewel started with hardened stainless from the start, relying on the EDM and surface grinder to cut and finish the parts to the desired tolerances.

All of the parts could be scanned, and then duplicated on a program.

The catch is the cost of the equipment. If my business had a wireCNC EDM, I could do this. But alas, we never had a use for one, and at this stage in life, I doubt I could get my two brothers to agree with myself to acquire one.

That, and the minute our liability insurance carrier found out I was going to manufacture a fire arms related item, they would probably have a fit.

Several years ago I made a few 2oz triggers for the CZ452. The wire EDM work was done by John Pierce.

 

[L.Sherm]

Well I heard back from Jard on the Match trigger they said it comes with a bolt release and I emailed back and said it doesn't show one or say it does on your description on your website just the ultra match and I was just verifying,that was few days ago and crickets so I'm not sure.

 

[Jon Leary]

Well I heard back from Jard on the Match trigger they said it comes with a bolt release and I emailed back and said it doesn't show one or say it does on your description on your website just the ultra match and I was just verifying,that was few days ago and crickets so I'm not sure.

They make two versions of the ultra match. I posted the one for 700Clone actions that do not use the remington bolt release.

 

[L.Sherm]

They make two versions of the ultra match. I posted the one for 700Clone actions that do not use the remington bolt release.

I know I'm interested in the match, the ultra is tad to light for hunting needs

 

[Jon Leary]

https://jardinc.com/assets/images/Manuals/JARD_Remington_700_Ultra_Match_Manual.pdf

 

[L.Sherm]

https://jardinc.com/assets/images/Manuals/JARD_Remington_700_Ultra_Match_Manual.pdf

Its the ultra match. I wanna know about the plain ole MATCH. 4-24oz
Show me in the pic or description were it says bolt release