Will the Norinco 10.5 fit a Geissele Super Dynamic 3 Gun Trigger ?

rocco said:
agree…lol…


But will it fit ?
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Yes it will fit just fine, I've done it. Eventually upgraded the Norc but kept the trigger for my latest build.

Another option before you upgrade is try doing your own trigger job on the stock trigger, its not that hard and you can achieve a 4-5lb trigger.
A metric tonne of Youtube vids on this.
 
Mister Donut said:
Because this is CGN, where some people may not agree with your sentiment with Norcs being 100% reliable. Basically, any thread with the word Norinco in it turns into instant troll bait, and in effect, a Norinco bashing thread.
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That's OK though because people can talk all the crap they want about Norinco guns as long as no one says anything bad about those who shall not be named.
 
mg4201 said:
That's OK though because people can talk all the crap they want about Norinco guns as long as no one says anything bad about those who shall not be named.
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Which is why I'm very careful not to earn any more infractions, haha!

I bought a lot of norcs when I first got into shooting, and it was the Norc CQ-A that drew me in because for the first time, an AR was affordable. I've collected a few of the brand-named Gucci toys since then, but I still have a few of my Norcs. I’ve never had any issues with any of my Norincos, and I would normally recommend them to anyone as an inexpensive way to get into the game, but with the prices of US made ARs dropping faster than burning Zeppelins, it’s not that far a stretch to get a Colt or DD.

Still, I wouldn’t go around trashing Norcs, their owners, or try to make people feel bad for owning them. I’ve pretty much read the “lipstick on a pig” comment in just about every single thread when a Norc owner is trying to get information on tinkering with their Norcs, and I just don’t see the point other than the whole “free speech” bit. Buddy’s asking a simple question, standard response is “sorry, your Norc’s junk and it’s not worth modding”. Believe it or not, some folks aren’t concerned with resale value and to many people, their rifle’s aren’t like investing in stocks and bonds. Some people plan to use their firearms and run them into the ground.

Anyway, back to my original point, this is CGN and there are all kinds of people here.
 
Mister Donut said:
Which is why I'm very careful not to earn any more infractions, haha!

I bought a lot of norcs when I first got into shooting, and it was the Norc CQ-A that drew me in because for the first time, an AR was affordable. I've collected a few of the brand-named Gucci toys since then, but I still have a few of my Norcs. I’ve never had any issues with any of my Norincos, and I would normally recommend them to anyone as an inexpensive way to get into the game, but with the prices of US made ARs dropping faster than burning Zeppelins, it’s not that far a stretch to get a Colt or DD.

Still, I wouldn’t go around trashing Norcs, their owners, or try to make people feel bad for owning them. I’ve pretty much read the “lipstick on a pig” comment in just about every single thread when a Norc owner is trying to get information on tinkering with their Norcs, and I just don’t see the point other than the whole “free speech” bit. Buddy’s asking a simple question, standard response is “sorry, your Norc’s junk and it’s not worth modding”. Believe it or not, some folks aren’t concerned with resale value and to many people, their rifle’s aren’t like investing in stocks and bonds. Some people plan to use their firearms and run them into the ground.

Anyway, back to my original point, this is CGN and there are all kinds of people here.
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I own three norincos, A JW15 a cq311 and an sks oh and an NP30. so I guess that's four. All of them have been trouble free guns. The NP30 and the SKS have 4000 rounds between them and the JW15 gets shot every single weekend at least 100 rounds. Norcs are great guns I love mine.
 
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