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Quoted: @jaqufrost My favorite selector is the Griffin 60/120. I've seen you talk about these in other posts. Have you modified one to work with this trigger yet? Cut safety is on the bottom. Attached File |
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I was able to place the order-h to a checkout screen on a mobile phone looks like you got kicked back into a generic sales page because of all the shit they want you to look at in Suggested Sales before getting to the checkout button way at the bottom. Hopefully my first and last purchase with them-the bit in their terms and conditions about taking mags out of guns that go to capacity limited states without financial compensation says a lot about them. It wouldn’t hurt to cut those buyers a break considering they are going to turn around and sell the mags that were paid for at full retail to some other punter. |
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Quoted: I was able to place the order-h to a checkout screen on a mobile phone looks like you got kicked back into a generic sales page because of all the shit they want you to look at in Suggested Sales before getting to the checkout button way at the bottom. Hopefully my first and last purchase with them-the bit in their terms and conditions about taking mags out of guns that go to capacity limited states without financial compensation says a lot about them. It wouldn’t hurt to cut those buyers a break considering they are going to turn around and sell the mags that were paid for at full retail to some other punter. Glad you got an order through as there emailer just went out so these will be gone I imagine fairly quickly. Yeah Battlehawk sucks but I am guessing they have massive distribution power. I can’t think of any other reason why they picked them  Thanks to Partisan triggers, for getting us this option. This is my first FRT and I figured it was a great way to support fellow members. As far as a charity, I nominate The Ronald McDonald House Here is why….a close family member fell ill years ago. She was very very young. They put my family members up at no cost and supported them over the week long battle as we slowly watched her get worse and worse until she passed. We were all devastated, and it affected me as a young man greatly. But all I can still think about is walking into that house and feeling peace in the midst of the worst days of our lives. They did everything they possibly could for our family, and were there after she passed. Hell one of them came to sit with our family when they removed life support and was there to support us. I think about her often, and how that experience shaped my life and The Ronald McDonald House will always hold the most special place in my heart. |
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Quoted: Very sorry to disappoint you, but we won't be posting any of the brick and mortar locations unless they ask us to, as none of them want a bogus C&D letter from someone suing everyone and their mother. It is a hassle, and they know our trigger will sell regardless. Depending on what time zone you are in, you will wake up to some online retailer links. Given your last post before this one we are responding to, hopefully that doesn't affect your blood pressure too much- and that you are just overjoyed that it isn't vaporware. Cheers! Attached File |
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Cloak Industries order page is live. https://cloak-industries.com/product/partisan-disruptor-frt/ |
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Quoted: Yes, I've modified a few. Obviously this isn't the OEM's recommendation, but I like them. Cut safety is on the bottom. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/57761/1000022294_jpg-3675770.JPG Quoted: Quoted: @jaqufrost My favorite selector is the Griffin 60/120. I've seen you talk about these in other posts. Have you modified one to work with this trigger yet? Cut safety is on the bottom. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/57761/1000022294_jpg-3675770.JPG I can see where you cut it on the side to keep it from being safe in position 3, is the channel for position 2 cut out also, or is it just the way the light is reflected? |
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Quoted: Cloak Industries order page is live. https://cloak-industries.com/product/partisan-disruptor-frt/ Thanks! $314 OTD is a much more appealing answer!!!! |
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Quoted: I can see where you cut it on the side to keep it from being safe in position 3, is the channel for position 2 cut out also, or is it just the way the light is reflected? |
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Quoted: Any testing in a 9mm? One of the guns in the video is a 9mm.  Partisan Triggers - The Disruptor - Forced Reset Trigger |
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@jaqufrost @TOTHEMAX How easy is it to field strip the gun and reassemble? With the Rarebreed, I have to mess with hammer position and recievers to get the upper and lower to fit together and with the AZR you have the regulator floating in between the two and having to do a similar dance with the recievers. I want something that goes apart and comes together like a normal reciever set. |
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A few weeks back, I picked up one of these triggers locally. I installed it into a custom-built areo 16" rifle. The only modification I made was adding an H3 buffer to the gun. I took it out to the range, and it worked flawlessly. The wife even shot it, and all she had was a grin on her face. She could easily control the weapon as the cyclic rate was perfect for her. The install was super easy, it took about 5 mins. I did add some blue Locktite on the trigger pin screws. The only addition I will make is when the ambi selector comes out. I also have a Colt M16A1 build I would love to install a retro-looking trigger into. These things are awesome! 
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Quoted: A few weeks back, I picked up one of these triggers locally. I installed it into a custom-built areo 16" rifle. The only modification I made was adding an H3 buffer to the gun. I took it out to the range, and it worked flawlessly. The wife even shot it, and all she had was a grin on her face. She could easily control the weapon as the cyclic rate was perfect for her. The install was super easy, it took about 5 mins. I did add some blue Locktite on the trigger pin screws. The only addition I will make is when the ambi selector comes out. I also have a Colt M16A1 build I would love to install a retro-looking trigger into. These things are awesome! I want one for my Gordy clone and my not-even-close URGI clone. |
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Quoted: How easy is it to field strip the gun and reassemble? With the Rarebreed, I have to mess with hammer position and recievers to get the upper and lower to fit together and with the AZR you have the regulator floating in between the two and having to do a similar dance with the recievers. I want something that goes apart and comes together like a normal reciever set. In my experience with installing on a few different guns, some will close like a normal AR with no difference in operation. A few others have a different installation. You can still use the front pin to hinge the lower to the upper and slightly pull on the charging handle to get the rear pin to line up, or keep the upper loose and tilt it downward into the lower. Install the rear pin and then the lower. I can post some pics later as my description may be a little confusing. |
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Quoted: In my experience with installing on a few different guns, some will close like a normal AR with no difference in operation. A few others have a different installation. You can still use the front pin to hinge the lower to the upper and slightly pull on the charging handle to get the rear pin to line up, or keep the upper loose and tilt it downward into the lower. Install the rear pin and then the lower. I can post some pics later as my description may be a little confusing. Quoted: Quoted: How easy is it to field strip the gun and reassemble? With the Rarebreed, I have to mess with hammer position and recievers to get the upper and lower to fit together and with the AZR you have the regulator floating in between the two and having to do a similar dance with the recievers. I want something that goes apart and comes together like a normal reciever set. In my experience with installing on a few different guns, some will close like a normal AR with no difference in operation. A few others have a different installation. You can still use the front pin to hinge the lower to the upper and slightly pull on the charging handle to get the rear pin to line up, or keep the upper loose and tilt it downward into the lower. Install the rear pin and then the lower. I can post some pics later as my description may be a little confusing. I can picture it, but that would probably help. I appreciate you guys reviewing this trigger. It looks like a win and I've been spreading the word to my gun buddies.  ETA: One of my buddies just texted me with his order of one Partisan Trigger. 
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Quoted: I can picture it, but that would probably help. I appreciate you guys reviewing this trigger. It looks like a win and I've been spreading the word to my gun buddies. ETA: One of my buddies just texted me with his order of one Partisan Trigger. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: How easy is it to field strip the gun and reassemble? With the Rarebreed, I have to mess with hammer position and recievers to get the upper and lower to fit together and with the AZR you have the regulator floating in between the two and having to do a similar dance with the recievers. I want something that goes apart and comes together like a normal reciever set. In my experience with installing on a few different guns, some will close like a normal AR with no difference in operation. A few others have a different installation. You can still use the front pin to hinge the lower to the upper and slightly pull on the charging handle to get the rear pin to line up, or keep the upper loose and tilt it downward into the lower. Install the rear pin and then the lower. I can post some pics later as my description may be a little confusing. I can picture it, but that would probably help. I appreciate you guys reviewing this trigger. It looks like a win and I've been spreading the word to my gun buddies. ETA: One of my buddies just texted me with his order of one Partisan Trigger. Once you do it a few times it's super easy. |
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Quoted: Once you do it a few times it's super easy. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: How easy is it to field strip the gun and reassemble? With the Rarebreed, I have to mess with hammer position and recievers to get the upper and lower to fit together and with the AZR you have the regulator floating in between the two and having to do a similar dance with the recievers. I want something that goes apart and comes together like a normal reciever set. In my experience with installing on a few different guns, some will close like a normal AR with no difference in operation. A few others have a different installation. You can still use the front pin to hinge the lower to the upper and slightly pull on the charging handle to get the rear pin to line up, or keep the upper loose and tilt it downward into the lower. Install the rear pin and then the lower. I can post some pics later as my description may be a little confusing. I can picture it, but that would probably help. I appreciate you guys reviewing this trigger. It looks like a win and I've been spreading the word to my gun buddies. ETA: One of my buddies just texted me with his order of one Partisan Trigger. Once you do it a few times it's super easy. Nice. I find reassembling my MK18 with Rarebreed and M16A4 with AZR 3-pos annoying.
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Quoted: With the hammer forward I can close the upper and pull the charging handle and it mates right up. Is yours more difficult? Quoted: Quoted: Nice. I find reassembling my MK18 with Rarebreed and M16A4 with AZR 3-pos annoying. With the hammer forward I can close the upper and pull the charging handle and it mates right up. Is yours more difficult? Slightly, yes. I have to wiggle and press hard to get the upper and lower to go back together. Poverty Pony FTW.
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Quoted: Slightly, yes. I have to wiggle and press hard to get the upper and lower to go back together. Poverty Pony FTW. Funny thing, they sent me a Partisan Disruptor prototype to test, and one of the 12 rifles we used was a Poverty Pony, specifically selected because it is cheap. It went over 7200 rounds before we stopped using that rifle. It was not a new rifle in the first place, and by the end of testing was pretty clapped out but running like a top. |
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Quoted: Funny thing, they sent me a Partisan Disruptor prototype to test, and one of the 12 rifles we used was a Poverty Pony, specifically selected because it is cheap. It went over 7200 rounds before we stopped using that rifle. It was not a new rifle in the first place, and by the end of testing was pretty clapped out but running like a top. Quoted: Quoted: Slightly, yes. I have to wiggle and press hard to get the upper and lower to go back together. Poverty Pony FTW. Funny thing, they sent me a Partisan Disruptor prototype to test, and one of the 12 rifles we used was a Poverty Pony, specifically selected because it is cheap. It went over 7200 rounds before we stopped using that rifle. It was not a new rifle in the first place, and by the end of testing was pretty clapped out but running like a top. Most of my receivers are Anderson so I like to hear things like this.
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Quoted: Most of my receivers are Anderson so I like to hear things like this. Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Slightly, yes. I have to wiggle and press hard to get the upper and lower to go back together. Poverty Pony FTW. Funny thing, they sent me a Partisan Disruptor prototype to test, and one of the 12 rifles we used was a Poverty Pony, specifically selected because it is cheap. It went over 7200 rounds before we stopped using that rifle. It was not a new rifle in the first place, and by the end of testing was pretty clapped out but running like a top. Most of my receivers are Anderson so I like to hear things like this. Poverty pony FTW!
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Good review, thanks! I am interested in those drop targets. Where can a fellow find them? |
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Quoted: Same question, for .22. I could afford to feed a .22 Quoted: Quoted: Any testing in a 9mm? Same question, for .22. I could afford to feed a .22 Just going to spitball this as I have no experience with 22lr in ar's, but I would imagine if the lower accepts standard ar15 triggers, and the bolt has the same dimensions as a FA ar15 bolt, you would be GTG. |
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Quoted: As promised, I placed an order for some of these triggers based on the recommendations of respected posters. I have a HUXWRX FLOW 556 TI in jail to attach to my 12.5" pistol bullet hose. I'm looking forward to breaking everything in. Edit: After ordering 4 Partisan Triggers, I watched the remainder of jaqufrost's video, only to learn that these triggers don't play well with M16 cut out lowers. 3 of my 4 lowers that I planned on using these triggers in have M16 cut outs. |
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@jaqufrost , I noticed you had an AR lower capable of working with a Colt-style sear block:  Those seem to work best for RBs, too. It looks like @HistoricArmsLLC was also using a similarly cut Colt lower. Did anyone have a chance to test with a straight-walled AR (still not an M16 cut)? This is what I mean:  If so, how did it work? |
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Quoted: Yes, I've modified a few. Obviously this isn't the OEM's recommendation, but I like them. Cut safety is on the bottom. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/57761/1000022294_jpg-3675770.JPG How do you go about removing material? File or something else? |
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Quoted: @jaqufrost , I noticed you had an AR lower capable of working with a Colt-style sear block: https://cdn.geissele.com/media/wysiwyg/page-images/colt-rifle-figure_02.jpg Those seem to work best for RBs, too. It looks like @HistoricArmsLLC was also using a similarly cut Colt lower. Did anyone have a chance to test with a straight-walled AR (still not an M16 cut)? This is what I mean: https://cdn.geissele.com/media/wysiwyg/page-images/colt-rifle-figures_01.jpg If so, how did it work? |
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Now that it’s out and about, I’ll go ahead and do an informal review. I tried it on eight different receivers. It worked on all of them except one Palmetto receiver, which I believe must be out of spec as it worked on two other Palmetto receivers I tried afterwards. I fired about 250 rounds through an old DPMS carbine. And 250 rounds through a A2 bushmaster. Absolutely flawless with zero issues. You definitely do need an H3 buffer. With an H2, I was getting some dead triggers. completely stock with the A2, of course. Next step going to try it in a 9MMAR and AR pistol in 556 |
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Quoted: You can buy a Partisan Disruptor right now at Battlehawk Armory. This week you'll be able to get one at Cloak Industries. More online retailers will be posted as product arrives to them. Our site is live. Enjoy all! Thanks for bringing this to the market. After looking at your site I am extremely interested in the LAT, when is it expected to release? @PartisanTriggers |
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I have a question or two. The recommendations for the Disrupter include the use of anti-walk, not anti-rotation, trigger pins. Are these included with the Disrupter, or must they be purchased separately? If I need to order them, I want to do so now in order to have them in hand when the Disrupters arrive. I understand that the KNS anti-rotation pins are a no go. If I need to purchase anti-walk pins, what brands should I consider? Thanks, |
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Quoted: Partisan Triggers, are you willing to share now about if you’re working on a 3 round burst with a mil spec selector? WHY ON GOD'S GREEN EARTH WOULD U WANT SOMETHING SO RETARDED? I spend and afternoon when I was off shift in Iraq modifying my M-16A2 with JB weld to to disable the 3 round burst and turn it into Auto. Get that "good idea fairy" out of your head sir. |