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ger33

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I have a tt in my cc ar 15. Love it. Did a bit of a review about a year ago. Well still love it. But I just wanted to say I had an issue and I've had to deal with tt.

They are better than you could expect to deal with. Email were answered fast. And my problem was rectified
I will use there trigger in my next ar also.
Great Canadian company.
 
I`m loving mine too

It transformed my AR which had a pretty horrible trigger by comparison

If I had it to do again I would have a flat trigger for sure but when I was buying both were on sale (it was a good deal) and the flat variant was out of stock
 
My trigger wouldnt reset. Not sure if the set screws came loose or ? But it was easy dealing with them very little down time
 
ger33 said:
My trigger wouldnt reset. Not sure if the set screws came loose or ? But it was easy dealing with them very little down time
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How many rounds did you have through it??

I am running two of those triggers and love 'em!

I think one of mine has close to three thousand rounds through it
 
I got to try my buddies rifle with a TT this past weekend and was impressed. Looking for a trigger on my 300 BLK build so it's either TT or a Geiselle.

The only thing I hate is that TT charges in American dollars.
 
kaos013 said:
these dont fit colt ar's right? any way to make them fit?
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I do believe it's because Colt uses small trigger pins, not 100% sure but only way would be to drill out the holes in your lower and go to large pins on it, might want to check on that to be sure before you break out the drill lol.

On a side note, I've put 3 of their triggers in my AR's and one in my Rem 700 and love them all.
 
If your rifle was manufactured before 1991 or after 2009, it should be standard small pin. If it was manufactured between 1991 and 2009, there's a very high chance it is large pin.
 
I wonder if the recent batches of colt lowers for $224 uses the standard small pin. I guess there's a very high probability that these were manufactured after 2009.

Trinimon said:
If your rifle was manufactured before 1991 or after 2009, it should be standard small pin. If it was manufactured between 1991 and 2009, there's a very high chance it is large pin.
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CAD said:
How many rounds did you have through it??

I am running two of those triggers and love 'em!

I think one of mine has close to three thousand rounds through it
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I prob have 1000. Maybe 1500.
Love the trigger. My point of the post is just to say how great the customer service is if by chance someone needs it. I will buy another for my new ar
 
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