You may or may not see a pig fly, but the oldest trigger company in the world is going to do something the owner said it would never do unless, well, pigs fly.
What is that all about? Man, I am so glad you asked!
If you live in the firearms world, you probably know about Phoenix-based Timney Triggers (timneytriggers.com). Since 1946, Timney has been making what many consider to be the finest replacement triggers money can buy. Timney’s owner, John Vehr, has a reputation in this industry for surrounding himself with great people and being a stickler for high quality and attention to detail. Rifle shooters appreciate this because, if nothing else, the trigger on a rifle has got to be right.
After Vehr acquired Timney several years ago, he began to immediately invest heavily in technology, cutting-edge machinery, people and – most importantly – a certain mindset. By focusing on the customer and producing the utmost in quality products, Timney quickly became the company that set the standard in aftermarket triggers. By innovating and listening to customers, Timney is now producing more than 170 models of triggers for bolt-action rifles, shotguns, AR-type rifles, semi-automatic rifles and archery triggers.
Today, Timney is housed in a brand new 25,000 square-foot facility full of state-of-the-art technology and machines running around the clock. Although Timney has been in business for more than 65 years, it still remains a company with some of the best people in the industry, building the finest triggers in the world.