Hi folks, so after many months of waiting on pre order my trigger tech ar15 flat blade trigger pack arrived. Only positive to the wait was not having to pay the current us exchange rate. So here we go!
Packaging is very similar to how my R700 trigger arrived. Pack will look good faced on a stores shelf.
Unpacked it comes with the two Allen key's and instructions.
I removed the white nylon set screw on the bottom of the trigger pack and proceed to installed it in my colt sporter lower that I had assumed had the larger pins untill I mic'd them today doh! So removed stock trigger. Remove safety and drop in new kit. Install safety again and put to safe. I'll explain that in a bit
Once in place use small Allen key in the small holes to tension the trigger pack. I tightened it with trigger in the fire position and it was really difficult to put trigger into safe position.
Adjust trigger weight using the larger Allen key. I backed it right off keeping it 3 or 4 clicks engaged per instructions. It's light, Like really light. Lighter than my ssa-e I don't have a trigger scale so I can't tell you what the pull is exactly.
The trigger really is nice. I think I paid about 250cnd back in the spring for it and feel its worth the money. Now this is the funny part. It feels almost flimsy? I don't know if that's the best word to explain it but It's like comparing the r700 TT trigger to the feel of the timney510 etc. It's nice but not the same.
The trigger has a tiny bit of pre travel then breaks like glass with zero creep. The reset is increadible short on this trigger.
Only negative so far is the safety engagement. It goes to fire with a quick snap as it should. Going to safe though you really need to muscle it into position. It binds at 45 degrees and renders the trigger safe even with a drop test. So maybe I am doing something wrong with it?
Once I try it with the scoped rig I'll try it on my mk18 I look forward to trying it on the range in the comming week or so.
Packaging is very similar to how my R700 trigger arrived. Pack will look good faced on a stores shelf.
Unpacked it comes with the two Allen key's and instructions.
I removed the white nylon set screw on the bottom of the trigger pack and proceed to installed it in my colt sporter lower that I had assumed had the larger pins untill I mic'd them today doh! So removed stock trigger. Remove safety and drop in new kit. Install safety again and put to safe. I'll explain that in a bit
Once in place use small Allen key in the small holes to tension the trigger pack. I tightened it with trigger in the fire position and it was really difficult to put trigger into safe position.
Adjust trigger weight using the larger Allen key. I backed it right off keeping it 3 or 4 clicks engaged per instructions. It's light, Like really light. Lighter than my ssa-e I don't have a trigger scale so I can't tell you what the pull is exactly.
The trigger really is nice. I think I paid about 250cnd back in the spring for it and feel its worth the money. Now this is the funny part. It feels almost flimsy? I don't know if that's the best word to explain it but It's like comparing the r700 TT trigger to the feel of the timney510 etc. It's nice but not the same.
The trigger has a tiny bit of pre travel then breaks like glass with zero creep. The reset is increadible short on this trigger.
Only negative so far is the safety engagement. It goes to fire with a quick snap as it should. Going to safe though you really need to muscle it into position. It binds at 45 degrees and renders the trigger safe even with a drop test. So maybe I am doing something wrong with it?
Once I try it with the scoped rig I'll try it on my mk18 I look forward to trying it on the range in the comming week or so.
