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Posted: 12/2/2013 9:37:41 PM EDT
| His website says you send the trigger pack in, and he'll lighten up to around 4.5 lbs. Bold claim. Anybody try it? |
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I had him do a trigger job on a HK trigger group, and he did a fine job. The trigger pull is great, and the work was done quickly.
That was maybe 7 years ago I put in the Neutrigger that you can buy on GB for 30 bucks, and it's amazing what a differnce it makes. It's a metal U shaped piece that you install in about 1 minute around the sear, and instead of the high friction fron the plastic hammer on the plastic sear, the metal smooths things out. Have not fired it yet, but dry firing is very much better. |
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I had him do a trigger job on a HK trigger group, and he did a fine job. The trigger pull is great, and the work was done quickly. That was maybe 7 years ago I put in the Neutrigger that you can buy on GB for 30 bucks, and it's amazing what a differnce it makes. It's a metal U shaped piece that you install in about 1 minute around the sear, and instead of the high friction fron the plastic hammer on the plastic sear, the metal smooths things out. Have not fired it yet, but dry firing is very much better. I have this in my MSAR and it is wonderful. IMHO it's the first upgrade any new AUG/MSAR owner should make, #2 being a decent optic. |
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I used a NeuTrigger in conjunction with a homemade spring force reduction doohickey, as designed by another member here, and some reworking of the engagement surfaces.
My trigger is short, light, reliable and drop-safe. There used to be a thread where I posted some how-tos... -Lee |
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I was almost arrested for illegal nfa because of his shitty work. Did the piece he glues on pop off? I don't know. I handed it back to the owner and walked away. He disassembled it as we walked. I only found out later who did the trigger work. |
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Not worth it when drop in units exist. |
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I used a NeuTrigger in conjunction with a homemade spring force reduction doohickey, as designed by another member here, and some reworking of the engagement surfaces. My trigger is short, light, reliable and drop-safe. There used to be a thread where I posted some how-tos... -Lee Any chance someone's got a link to this one? Be interested in reading it, at least.. |
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People still use him? 
He's effed up a good many AR triggers in his time, from reading arfcom posts. A lot of people raved about his work for a while, but it's been downhill from there. He did a H&K USP of mine & I could tell NO difference when I got the gun back. Waste of my $$$, IMO. 
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Another happy user of Neu-Trigger. Its the best Aug trigger job out there. And the current A3 rifles have a decent trigger to begin with. Even better with the Neu-Trigger. I don't know about the red part, IMO. 
My A3 I got this year had what felt like an 8lb trigger pull. 
While I sure didn't expect a 2lb pull of a target rifle, I also didn't expect such a heavy pull. Like many others, I also went with the Neu-Trigger & have been much impressed as well as satisfied with the now 4lb~ trigger pull. |
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