Triggertech's newest offering

[Boo]

I was recently sent Triggertech's newest trigger for evaluation. It's result of requests from shooters that did not like the 2 stage action. This one has no pretravel. It breaks like a glass rod just like their other trigger units. At $129.95 you get a competition like trigger that breaks at 2.5 lbs.
http://www.triggertech.com/product-info.html

[onebigskittle]

Sweet, I hope they come out with a gold lever ...I think it would look good on my Y

[NFH]

What makes this cheaper to produce than the 2 stage triggers?

[Riflemanz]

I'd like one but does it void my Excalibur 355 warranty?

[strum]

I'd like one but does it void my Excalibur 355 warranty?

yep it does youll have to trash the bow ..send it to me if it goes bad ill try to make do with it

seriously, from what ive seen they will take care of you .
if you dryfire your bow ..its not the triggers fault..
be honest with them and they try to make things right

[Boo]

The new trigger does not have a complex sear geometry. That pre-travel that exists in the 2 stage trigger is the part that takes more time during assembly and is more expensive to make.

[Boo]

Oops!

[taz3]

Oops!

What happened, did you get trigger happy?

[Bullzeye]

Saving my pennies, saving my pennies, saving my pennies....I really like the sound of this new one, and 2.5lb is perfect.

[Bones]

I'd like one but does it void my Excalibur 355 warranty?

Yep ! But who cares I trashed my warranty 1 week after I bought my 380 and excalibur Know's full well I did !

[Riflemanz]

Is the $129 trigger for a Matrix? I bet not!

[Boo]

Is the $129 trigger for a Matrix? I bet not!

I'll bet that it is the same price as the other bows!

[Riflemanz]

When do you think it's available to purchase?

[Boo]

When do you think it's available to purchase?

Now.

[taz3]

Is the Matrix trigger assembly interchangeable with the other Excalibur crossbows, or are the different, stock or aftermarket?