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I bought 5 of them today at SHOT. They're about 4 weeks out before I get delivery. All I was waiting on was to "feel" the 4.5# trigger in semi. I'll be honest.......it's NOT as crisp as my Wilson TTU triggers, but its just as nice as the Timneys I have had in the past. So a "Timney Like" trigger feel in semi auto with the capability of going to position #3 for some "FUN TIME" is definitely worth the price of the "RIDE." Heck....most of my triggers are $275 now....the difference for the "FUN SWITCH" is only about ~$200 or so. View Quote What are you talking about? It does not go to the "fun switch." Its an over priced crisp semi auto trigger. |
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What are you talking about? It does not go to the "fun switch." Its an over priced crisp semi auto trigger. View Quote Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. |
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Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What are you talking about? It does not go to the "fun switch." Its an over priced crisp semi auto trigger. Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. That's assuming that you can actually get to run like you expect it to... |
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Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What are you talking about? It does not go to the "fun switch." Its an over priced crisp semi auto trigger. Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. It's your money, but I would put the $2500 towards a true full auto. |
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A bit too pricey for my frugal tastes, however I do see the allure it has from some people.
To the buyers of these triggers, I hope you are either rich or handload. Personally I would spend the same money to SBR two lowers or save up for a suppressor. |
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For those who pre-ordered from Tak con, did you receive a shipping notification?
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I was notified as soon as it shipped and was given a FedEx tracking number.
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thanks for the update meanwhile my 22 is ready for it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB7bct_-o_4&list=UUFx8yq3bQFvTfE-aXuAUuBA View Quote Thanks for the video. The question I have is - how easy did the trigger come to you and how repeatable do you feel it is? Did you happen to try it with any other cartridges? |
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Thanks for the video. The question I have is - how easy did the trigger come to you and how repeatable do you feel it is? Did you happen to try it with any other cartridges? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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thanks for the update meanwhile my 22 is ready for it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB7bct_-o_4&list=UUFx8yq3bQFvTfE-aXuAUuBA Thanks for the video. The question I have is - how easy did the trigger come to you and how repeatable do you feel it is? Did you happen to try it with any other cartridges? This video was uploaded in August, 2011, so I don't think he is saying he is running the Tac Con trigger(yet). Just wanted to make sure you caught that. |
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In my case I didn't receive an email notification. I logged into my tac con account and saw that they posted it was shipped and have my tracking number. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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For those who pre-ordered from Tak con, did you receive a shipping notification? In my case I didn't receive an email notification. I logged into my tac con account and saw that they posted it was shipped and have my tracking number. Ok. My account order status still says "pending". I'm at my parents house and wanted to make sure there is not a $500 trigger sitting on the front porch of my house an hour away. |
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Quoted: I can't seem to get the hang of it. http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o203/philbob79/th_file_zpsfd617df4.jpg View Quote |
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I was thinking the biggest advantage to this trigger was to be able to get bump fire like speeds but from the shoulder.
Did you try to shoot it that way? |
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Quoted: Quoted: I can't seem to get the hang of it. http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o203/philbob79/th_file_zpsfd617df4.jpg |
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Stumps. Those are about .10-.12 splits, or around 600 rpm if my math is right. |
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I can't seem to get the hang of it. <a href="http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o203/philbob79/file_zpsfd617df4.mp4" target="_blank">http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o203/philbob79/th_file_zpsfd617df4.jpg</a> View Quote Now THAT is a tolerable rate of fire! |
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I put almost 300 rounds through mine today. It's going to take some getting used to for the brrrrrrap everyone is looking for. Over all its a very quick light trigger and easy to speed up doubles and triples for a three gun type event thanks to the assisted reset. It's not some easy bumpfire trigger that gives full auto. If you hold the trigger too tight as it resets the trigger will stay slightly engaged to the disconnector, so you still have to slightly let off to fire the next round. At the end of my ammo supply the stars aligned and the rhythm was perfect to get the brrrrap instead of very fast bang bang bang. I'm honestly not sure what I did different that time and ran through that mag very quickly without another one to duplicate results.
Upper used Adams Arms 7.5" PDW and an 11.5" Adams Arms upper with suppressor |
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Quoted: I put almost 300 rounds through mine today. It's going to take some getting used to for the brrrrrrap everyone is looking for. Over all its a very quick light trigger and easy to speed up doubles and triples for a three gun type event thanks to the assisted reset. It's not some easy bumpfire trigger that gives full auto. If you hold the trigger too tight as it resets the trigger will stay slightly engaged to the disconnector, so you still have to slightly let off to fire the next round. At the end of my ammo supply the stars aligned and the rhythm was perfect to get the brrrrap instead of very fast bang bang bang. I'm honestly not sure what I did different that time and ran through that mag very quickly without another one to duplicate results. Upper used Adams Arms 7.5" PDW and an 11.5" Adams Arms upper with suppressor View Quote |
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I can't seem to get the hang of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHZGJN3kIpE&feature=youtu.be View Quote Impressive but it does kind of look like bump firing. Can we get some vid of you shoulder firing the weapon? Are you pleased with it? |
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From the shoulder I could not get anything beyond 2-3 rounds at a time. I am still on the fence about whether or not I am going to sell the trigger. The main issue I have with it right now is getting consistent. Practice will help a lot, but I am picking it up kind of slow. My main concern of the number of rounds it will take me to pull off full mag dumps. One thing that would be very helpful from the factory is an explanation of what trigger techniques have yielded the best results. This would shorten the learning curve quite a bit.
I have heard there was a kaboom using a 9mm upper, but have not seen much about it. I would really like to try out my internally suppressed 9mm upper. I just can't risk damaging that setup, between the time and money I have wrapped up in it there is just too much of a risk. |
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Yeah understood. Well if you get good with it let me know. I'd love to see someone who can be consistent with this thing, which i'm sure is possible, even if it's just a 2 or 3 round burst.
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The 9mm KB thing seems odd to me, but I'm not familiar at all with 9mm AR's. The only blowback gun I have is a Thompson.
Is it common to have KB's with them? I would think that would have been more ammo related then related to the trigger? |
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The 9mm KB thing seems odd to me, but I'm not familiar at all with 9mm AR's. The only blowback gun I have is a Thompson. Is it common to have KB's with them? I would think that would have been more ammo related then related to the trigger? View Quote I bump fire my 9mm ar from time to time. I have noticed sometimes I have bulged brass. It is rare. But sometimes I get a flash that seemed off and I'll find a bulged case. Never blown. Just bulged. So if that is any indication. I have a Jard 3# trigger in the 9mm which makes bumping even from the shoulder, pretty easy with practice. But bursts, not consistent. Honestly, I want this trigger most for 22lr. Which luckily I have in large supply... For now. So most of my testing/practice will be 22lr The same lower this trigger will go in is also my 300blk lower. So 210grain subs suppressed should be interesting. |
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I still have a 9mm magazine block sitting around. I used it prior to buying a dedicated 9mm lower. Might have to dig it up and see how this trigger works with that.
The rifle I used in my video was a Spike's mid length and I was running a heavy buffer. Did not even think about it prior to shooting the video, but realized it when cleaning. I am thinking I am going to try a carbine length upper with a regular buffer next time. This should speed things up a little. Also have a Ruger SR556 piston I think I will try out. Guess I will keep the trigger around a little longer. |
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Quoted: The 9mm KB thing seems odd to me, but I'm not familiar at all with 9mm AR's. The only blowback gun I have is a Thompson. Is it common to have KB's with them? I would think that would have been more ammo related then related to the trigger? View Quote |
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Quoted: I may be wrong but I think we are going to see a lot of this. I also think the price of a new one will fall rather quickly as word gets out and sales slow down. Good thing they made out well on per orders. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: That was quick. I may be wrong but I think we are going to see a lot of this. I also think the price of a new one will fall rather quickly as word gets out and sales slow down. Good thing they made out well on per orders. |
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I may be wrong but I think we are going to see a lot of this. I also think the price of a new one will fall rather quickly as word gets out and sales slow down. Good thing they made out well on per orders. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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That was quick. I may be wrong but I think we are going to see a lot of this. I also think the price of a new one will fall rather quickly as word gets out and sales slow down. Good thing they made out well on per orders. They aren't used, or people changing their mind. One says he ordered them at Shot Show and the wait time is 4-6weeks for delivery. I wonder how much they were at Shot. |
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yeah I'm a little irritated that Kings charged me almost two weeks ago before they even had the triggers in hand.
"Credit card will not be charged till trigger ships. " uh huh. |
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same with me I was charged Jan 6 and no trigger yet, so much for Credit card will not be charged till trigger ships
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View Quote What, the fuck, was that |
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Quoted: What, the fuck, was that "They're available now". |
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I thought for sure that by now someone would post a video faster than mine. I am still on the fence about keeping it.
On a side not, I did receive a call from a very nice woman from the company apologizing profusely about my trigger being sent to the wrong address. That mess up resulting in my having to drive 40 miles to the nearest FedEx store. Not sure about anyone else at the company, because I have not spoken to them, but she was very nice. |
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I liked the part where they ask about availability, and the guy has to look off camera... "They're available now". View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What, the fuck, was that "They're available now". I noticed that too lol. |
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What, the fuck, was that That was video evidence that there will be a bunch of unsatisfied customers when they can't shoot as fast as the guy in the marketing video. Someone said it earlier and I was thinking the same thing, prices will plummet on these. |
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I have more video from Media day that I'll be sharing as soon as we get it off the camera and uploaded.
It includes a video of one of the Mikes shooting the same rifle I shot, achieving a much higher ROF than me. |
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It's your money, but I would put the $2500 towards a true full auto. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What are you talking about? It does not go to the "fun switch." Its an over priced crisp semi auto trigger. Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. It's your money, but I would put the $2500 towards a true full auto. To bad a full auto ar15/m16 will run you $25,000! I doubt $2,500 will buy you anything full auto... |
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To bad a full auto ar15/m16 will run you $25,000! I doubt $2,500 will buy you anything full auto... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What are you talking about? It does not go to the "fun switch." Its an over priced crisp semi auto trigger. Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. It's your money, but I would put the $2500 towards a true full auto. To bad a full auto ar15/m16 will run you $25,000! I doubt $2,500 will buy you anything full auto... You can find a MAC in the $3-4k range. |
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You can find a MAC in the $3-4k range. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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What are you talking about? It does not go to the "fun switch." Its an over priced crisp semi auto trigger. Call it whatever you want......its not a FULL AUTO.....I know that. But its as close to a real FUN SWITCH as I will be owning. It does indeed go to position 3 and acts like a "bump fire" setting. What some see as "over priced" others see as a lot of fun. I am sure my rifles are full of stuff that you would consider overpriced. It's your money, but I would put the $2500 towards a true full auto. To bad a full auto ar15/m16 will run you $25,000! I doubt $2,500 will buy you anything full auto... You can find a MAC in the $3-4k range. Macs ain't worth it. I had one and sold it. |
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What, the fuck, was that A rough media day for Taccon I suppose. |
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