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Posted: 6/15/2009 8:09:12 AM EDT
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I think the double-hook is an improvement over the single-hook in reliability/durability, but with two hooks can come more friction during trigger pull. You could improve your double hook by polishing the contact surfaces on the hooks and hammer, but without sanding or grinding away any significant material - by hand only. This will make the pull smoother.
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Posted: 6/15/2009 8:19:44 AM EDT
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The Yugos and MAK-90s and the milled reciever AKs are the only with double hook triggers while the rest have single hook I think.
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Posted: 6/15/2009 1:19:14 PM EDT
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Fully automatic AK's have single hook triggers (from my understanding) because the rate reducer on the bottom of the carrier passes through the space where the extra hook takes up on a double hook.
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Posted: 6/15/2009 1:41:37 PM EDT
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When I put a Tapco G2 set in my FEG for compliance, I noticed the FEG single-hook was much thicker than the Tapco. I guess they made them thick for durability. The Tapco set really has surprised me, though. It feels every bit as smooth and quick as the original. No problems whatsoever.
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Posted: 6/15/2009 2:58:05 PM EDT
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The only difference is a second hook, it's really not needed but some people feel they are better.
If you want a good trigger group spend $70 to 100 for an adjustable setup. Red Star is one, Brownell has one and there's another company that I can't remember the name right now. |
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