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Posted: 8/23/2006 6:29:02 PM EDT
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I was pretty excited to buy a Geissele trigger for my Colt LE6920 now that the large pin models are out, but found out that the Geissele trigger will not fit in modern Colts due to the sear block. So I researched the Jewell trigger a bit more and found that it is "Not recommended for use with military ammunition" on Midway's website. Why? I have heard it works well and has logged sandbox time, so why the disclaimer? |
Crane uses the Knights 2 stage in the SPR's as far as I know. I seriously doubt that they would use a Jewel. Too many adjustments and it's just not a robust design. The Giuselle (sp?) is supposed to be even more rebust than a knights as there are no user adjustments. The adjustments are done during construction of the parts. There may indeed be some "personally purchased" Jewel triggers in the sandbox, but I seriously doubt they were issued. If you are building a clone and you won't be running around the sandbox, the Jewel will likely serve you well. It's more adjustable than most triggers, but that's also gives more things to come loose. In general, when Jewel's fail, they turn into single stage triggers, still functional, but no longer a 2 stage. |
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