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Posted: 5/16/2003 12:34:03 PM EDT
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I have 2 Colt lowers. One is marked HBAR and the other Competition HBAR. Both triggers are the worst. They don't compare to RRA, Bushmaster or J&T kits built on ASA lowers. The Colts feel like they have sand in them. What is the big deal about it being Colt? Should I sell these Colt lowers and get some BM or RRA? What am I missing here? |
| I'll see your two ASA's and raise you a Hesse. Are the Colt's pre or postban? Since I'm not a Colt collector, I don't recognize the models instantly. The only Colt that I have is 20 years old and a definite preban. The hammer/sear engagement surfaces are thinly surface hardened; however, a skillfull, competent, coordinated person can LIGHTLY stone the engagement surfaces to smooth them up and greatly improve the feel.Do not change any angles or round any edges. A fast and safer try would be to clean everything in that area very thoroughly with cleaning solvent, wipe dry and check for any improvments. |
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I've got 2 Colt pre-bans and I replaced their triggers with 2 stage Armalites and they're super! I've got a Match Grade M1A and the triggers on my Colt's are every bit as good as the M1A and it's as good as you can get for a Service competition Rifle. There are a lot of different triggers available that will give you a trigger as good as a bolt match rifle. Knight's Armament triggers, JP Enterprise, Jewel Triggers, Armalite Match triggers, Milazzo Triggers, Compass Lake Eng.,etc. The triggers are pretty easy to install and you would be doing yourself a huge favor in buying any one of those triggers I mentioned. Good luck! JD |
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