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Posted: 9/17/2012 8:02:25 AM EDT
| I've heard people say that light strikes are a possibility. Has anyone here had this problem with the JP spring kit? |
| If you go with the 4 1/2 lb kit, I wouldn't worry about it. You might have issues if you use the 3 1/2 lb (yellow) and a cut down speed hammer with harder military primers. In that case JP makes a kit with a yellow trigger spring and a red hammer spring. I think it it's part number JPS3.5T. I use both the red (4.5) and the yellow (3.5) in my rifles and have never had a problem but I don't cut my hammers down. |
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Yup I would recommend the JPS3.5T with yellow hammer spring if you use any military ammo / primers.
I had yellow hammer spring and cut hammer and had several light strikes. I swapped back to the stock hammer spring with yellow trigger spring and am very happy. My other trigger is cmmg 2 stage with red hammer and yellow trigger and also very happy. |
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Yup I would recommend the JPS3.5T with yellow red hammer spring if you use any military ammo / primers. I had yellow hammer spring and cut hammer and had several light strikes. I swapped back to the stock hammer spring with yellow trigger spring and am very happy. My other trigger is cmmg 2 stage with red hammer and yellow trigger and also very happy. fixed for ya 
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A pull of a standard LPK can be upwards of 10 lbs. The statement on the 3.5 lb set is this:
If you also do the set screw mod I believe the pull is closer to the 3.5 lbs (or at least it feels that way). Either way the difference even when doing NOTHING to the FCG yields a much better pull weight, In my opinion. |
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