Here are the key parts typically found in a Timney Trigger:

1. Trigger Shoe: The part of the trigger that the shooter presses. Timney offers various styles and materials to suit different preferences.
2. Hammer: This component strikes the firing pin, initiating the firing sequence. Timney hammers are designed for durability and reliability.
3. Sear: A critical component that holds the hammer back until the trigger is pulled. Timney sears are engineered for smooth and consistent release.
4. Disconnector: Ensures the trigger resets properly after each shot, allowing for rapid follow-up shots.
5. Housing: The casing that holds all the trigger components together. Timney housings are often made from high-quality materials to ensure longevity.
6. Springs: Various springs are used to provide the necessary tension for trigger pull and reset. Timney uses precision springs to ensure consistent performance.
7. Pins: These secure the trigger components within the housing. Timney pins are designed for easy installation and removal.
8. Adjustment Screws: Some Timney Triggers come with screws that allow users to adjust the trigger pull weight and overtravel to their liking.

Each part of a Timney Trigger is meticulously crafted to provide shooters with a reliable, smooth, and precise shooting experience.