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Posted: 11/8/2008 9:37:07 AM EDT
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is there a hair trigger available for the ar-15 aside from the Geissele Match? Chip McCormick?
looking for something right at about 1lb. |
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I don't know if you were aware of this thread. It's got a lot of good stuff and evaluations.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=12&t=366464 |
| JP "Gunsmith fit". As I've said before, a blind monkey with a rock can install and fit these in 30 mins. Easy and a phenominal trigger. Mine is sub 3# with something like 1/32 of total movement. I posted up the exact measurement in another thread, and don't recall it right now. It feels like you press on it, it goes "click", and that's it. No real feeling of movement. |
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JP "Gunsmith fit". As I've said before, a blind monkey with a rock can install and fit these in 30 mins. Easy and a phenominal trigger. Mine is sub 3# with something like 1/32 of total movement. I posted up the exact measurement in another thread, and don't recall it right now. It feels like you press on it, it goes "click", and that's it. No real feeling of movement. My JP Drop in is amazing, freaking amazing the same or equal to the CTR-02's trigger pull in my buddies. |
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JP "Gunsmith fit". As I've said before, a blind monkey with a rock can install and fit these in 30 mins. Easy and a phenominal trigger. Mine is sub 3# with something like 1/32 of total movement. I posted up the exact measurement in another thread, and don't recall it right now. It feels like you press on it, it goes "click", and that's it. No real feeling of movement. My JP Drop in is amazing, freaking amazing the same or equal to the CTR-02's trigger pull in my buddies. My JP "drop-in" trigger sucked so bad that it never made the first trip to the range. My adjustable JP trigger was very good, but part of that adjustment was a jacking screw to reduce sear engagement. The second adjustable JP trigger I bought had a bearing surface that looked like it was finished with a wood rasp and felt like it too. I talked with JP and they swapped out the parts, but the replacement wasn't any better. I guess it all depends on what you consider amazing. 
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My JP "drop-in" trigger sucked so bad that it never made the first trip to the range. My adjustable JP trigger was very good, but part of that adjustment was a jacking screw to reduce sear engagement.
Mine was kind of screwy at first until I actually followed "All" of the directions. I forgot to tension it down with the screws you take out right off the bat. Your supposed to put them back in and lock it down. After that it was amazing, absolutely no take up and the reset is ridiculous. |
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