What AR trigger ,and where ??

[667]

BUY BUY BUY - WE NEED YOUR MONEY !

It's a sweet trigger though... I'm too cheap to buy one, but one of my shootin' pal's has em in both his AR's... a 5.56 and a 9mm.

Crisp, light and.... awsome

 

[chopper 1]

U can -

It's a sweet trigger though... I'm too cheap to buy one, but one of my shootin' pal's has em in both his AR's... a 5.56 and a 9mm.

Crisp, light and.... awsome

DO IT YOURSELF - FOR FREE

 

[NaOH]

I've been running mine for 6 years. No issues, tight pins.

YMMV.

I would definately recommend against the '5 minute trigger job'. All you'll end up with is two buggered up trigger springs, and eventually over time - worn out pins &/or hammer.

 

[BUDROE]

Thanks

You guys have been busy, Thanks for the advice !

 

[beltfed]

I haven't ended up with what u say - 14 years - no spring or worn out pins or hammer

Yeah, I suppose on a rifle that sees minimal rounds or is a wall hanger, the 5 min. hack job will work fine......

For those that put more than a few rounds down their barrels, it might be worth investing in a decent trigger if they want to go beyond the stock offerings.

 

[NaOH]

No idea what you consider minimal rounds but I have 6 to 7000 rounds on mine with no issues.

Once again, YMMV.

Yeah, I suppose on a rifle that sees minimal rounds or is a wall hanger, the 5 min. hack job will work fine......

 

[chopper 1]

Its not 5 mins

Yeah, I suppose on a rifle that sees minimal rounds or is a wall hanger, the 5 min. hack job will work fine......

For those that put more than a few rounds down their barrels, it might be worth investing in a decent trigger if they want to go beyond the stock offerings.

If u hack it u r fukked - if you do it right it will work - 30 or 40 thou on one and bout 8 thou on another - "hack job" - still goin good - had to rebend the springs on the old one tho - surprised the colt barrel is still one moa - never let it get to hot - even from the 40 rd mag days -