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Posted: 6/26/2017 12:16:40 PM EDT
There is a $20 difference between thsese ALG triggers at Brownells
The 100-009-796WB is $49 and the 100-009-797WB is $69. Can anyone tell me what the difference is?  Attached File |
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Posted: 6/26/2017 12:19:46 PM EDT
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Nickel boron coating and slightly lighter pull for the ACT.
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Posted: 6/26/2017 12:22:14 PM EDT
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Nickel boron coating and slightly lighter pull for the ACT. |
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Posted: 6/26/2017 12:53:19 PM EDT
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Nickel boron coating and slightly lighter pull for the ACT. The QMS is a lightly gone over trigger, meaning that the engagement surfaces have been cleaned up a bit. It looks and feels just like the mil-spec trigger that it is minus much of the typical grittiness. The ALG is that plus the friction-reducing coatings. It has a noticeably smoother, somewhat lighter feel to the pull. The QMS is a good choice if you're constrained (say, by policy) to a "mil-spec trigger". Otherwise the ACT is well worth the extra $20. |
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Posted: 6/26/2017 1:18:59 PM EDT
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Yep, I have them both. The QMS is a lightly gone over trigger, meaning that the engagement surfaces have been cleaned up a bit. It looks and feels just like the mil-spec trigger that it is minus much of the typical grittiness. The ALG is that plus the friction-reducing coatings. It has a noticeably smoother, somewhat lighter feel to the pull. The QMS is a good choice if you're constrained (say, by policy) to a "mil-spec trigger". Otherwise the ACT is well worth the extra $20. |
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Posted: 6/26/2017 3:00:03 PM EDT
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I love the ACT, it's a great trigger, if you are not concerned about a lighter trigger the qms is also a good trigger.
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Posted: 6/26/2017 3:17:07 PM EDT
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Yep, I have them both. The QMS is a lightly gone over trigger, meaning that the engagement surfaces have been cleaned up a bit. It looks and feels just like the mil-spec trigger that it is minus much of the typical grittiness. The ALG is that plus the friction-reducing coatings. It has a noticeably smoother, somewhat lighter feel to the pull. The QMS is a good choice if you're constrained (say, by policy) to a "mil-spec trigger". Otherwise the ACT is well worth the extra $20. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Nickel boron coating and slightly lighter pull for the ACT. The QMS is a lightly gone over trigger, meaning that the engagement surfaces have been cleaned up a bit. It looks and feels just like the mil-spec trigger that it is minus much of the typical grittiness. The ALG is that plus the friction-reducing coatings. It has a noticeably smoother, somewhat lighter feel to the pull. The QMS is a good choice if you're constrained (say, by policy) to a "mil-spec trigger". Otherwise the ACT is well worth the extra $20. Obviously it isn't really milspec nor is the QMS or there would be a NSN and it would be selective fire. 
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Posted: 6/27/2017 12:37:41 PM EDT
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ACT meets all the requirements of mil-spec for weight/type of pull materials but with added coatings. Obviously it isn't really milspec nor is the QMS or there would be a NSN and it would be selective fire. |
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