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Rifle Basix
If you shoot a Marlin rimfire bolt action rifle and want a trigger that actually lets you shoot accurately, a Rifle Basix aftermarket trigger can make a real difference. The Rimfire 1 to 2.5 lbs Blackrifle Basix trigger for Marlin 880 and compatible models replaces your factory trigger with an investment-cast steel unit engineered for a lighter, cleaner break — the kind of crisp release that helps you stay on target instead of fighting mushy takeup. Whether you're punching paper at 50 yards or hunting small game, a quality trigger upgrade is one of the most effective improvements you can make to any rimfire.
This trigger is built for real use. The heat treatment process ensures the engagement surfaces stay smooth and uniform through thousands of rounds, which means the trigger break remains consistent shot after shot. Best of all, it's a drop-in installation — no gunsmithing required — and it works with your factory safety, so you're not introducing any reliability wildcards. The trigger is adjustable for both sear engagement and pull weight, letting you dial it in to your preferences and shooting style.
Before you buy, confirm your rifle's configuration. The MAR-1 version fits early production Marlin bolt action rimfire rifles with a screw or drift pin trigger pivot pin setup (pre-T-900 models). If you have a current production 900 Series Marlin with the T-900 Fire Control System, you'll need the MAR-917 instead. Check your rifle's manual or spec sheet to be sure — getting the right part the first time saves headaches.
| Brand | Rifle Basix |
| Product Type | Aftermarket Trigger Assembly |
| Pull Weight Range | 1 to 2.5 lbs |
| Material | Investment-cast steel |
| Compatibility | Marlin bolt action rimfire rifles with screw or drift pin trigger pivot pin configuration |
| Installation | Drop-in, no gunsmithing required |
| Safety Compatibility | Works with factory safety |
This trigger is designed for early production Marlin bolt action rimfire rifles with a screw or drift pin trigger pivot pin setup. If your rifle is a current production 900 Series Marlin with the T-900 Fire Control System, you need the MAR-917 model instead. Check your rifle's manual to confirm which configuration you have before ordering.
No. This trigger is designed as a drop-in replacement and requires no gunsmithing or permanent modification to your rifle. It installs without altering your factory safety, which remains fully functional.
Yes. The trigger is adjustable for both sear engagement and weight of pull, allowing you to customize the trigger feel to your preferences.
The trigger is investment-cast steel with a heat treatment process that keeps the engagement surfaces smooth and uniform through thousands of rounds, ensuring consistent performance over time.
Rifle Basix
If you shoot a Marlin rimfire bolt action rifle and want a trigger that actually lets you shoot accurately, a Rifle Basix aftermarket trigger can make a real difference. The Rimfire 1 to 2.5 lbs Blackrifle Basix trigger for Marlin 880 and compatible models replaces your factory trigger with an investment-cast steel unit engineered for a lighter, cleaner break — the kind of crisp release that helps you stay on target instead of fighting mushy takeup. Whether you're punching paper at 50 yards or hunting small game, a quality trigger upgrade is one of the most effective improvements you can make to any rimfire.
This trigger is built for real use. The heat treatment process ensures the engagement surfaces stay smooth and uniform through thousands of rounds, which means the trigger break remains consistent shot after shot. Best of all, it's a drop-in installation — no gunsmithing required — and it works with your factory safety, so you're not introducing any reliability wildcards. The trigger is adjustable for both sear engagement and pull weight, letting you dial it in to your preferences and shooting style.
Before you buy, confirm your rifle's configuration. The MAR-1 version fits early production Marlin bolt action rimfire rifles with a screw or drift pin trigger pivot pin setup (pre-T-900 models). If you have a current production 900 Series Marlin with the T-900 Fire Control System, you'll need the MAR-917 instead. Check your rifle's manual or spec sheet to be sure — getting the right part the first time saves headaches.
| Brand | Rifle Basix |
| Product Type | Aftermarket Trigger Assembly |
| Pull Weight Range | 1 to 2.5 lbs |
| Material | Investment-cast steel |
| Compatibility | Marlin bolt action rimfire rifles with screw or drift pin trigger pivot pin configuration |
| Installation | Drop-in, no gunsmithing required |
| Safety Compatibility | Works with factory safety |
This trigger is designed for early production Marlin bolt action rimfire rifles with a screw or drift pin trigger pivot pin setup. If your rifle is a current production 900 Series Marlin with the T-900 Fire Control System, you need the MAR-917 model instead. Check your rifle's manual to confirm which configuration you have before ordering.
No. This trigger is designed as a drop-in replacement and requires no gunsmithing or permanent modification to your rifle. It installs without altering your factory safety, which remains fully functional.
Yes. The trigger is adjustable for both sear engagement and weight of pull, allowing you to customize the trigger feel to your preferences.
The trigger is investment-cast steel with a heat treatment process that keeps the engagement surfaces smooth and uniform through thousands of rounds, ensuring consistent performance over time.
