Posted: 5/8/2015 10:59:47 PM EDT
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More details; but this has the potential to get ugly since there is only one after market trigger that is acceptable around here. I'm not sure what more I can say. I built a new gun with a new trigger. The trigger feel is better than any thing I've ever pulled before. As far as what's acceptable here I assume your meaning a Geissle, I own a lot of them as well as Timneys. The Elf trigger is impressive IMHO. |
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I'm not sure what more I can say. I built a new gun with a new trigger. The trigger feel is better than any thing I've ever pulled before. As far as what's acceptable here I assume your meaning a Geissle, I own a lot of them as well as Timneys. The Elf trigger is impressive IMHO. Quoted:
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More details; but this has the potential to get ugly since there is only one after market trigger that is acceptable around here. I'm not sure what more I can say. I built a new gun with a new trigger. The trigger feel is better than any thing I've ever pulled before. As far as what's acceptable here I assume your meaning a Geissle, I own a lot of them as well as Timneys. The Elf trigger is impressive IMHO. How light is the trigger? Price? Where to find them? |
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I had this idea 10 years ago and GD thought it was stupid. My guess is they still do.  |
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I had this idea 10 years ago and GD thought it was stupid. My guess is they still do. Quoted:
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I had this idea 10 years ago and GD thought it was stupid. My guess is they still do. Quoted:
Yep... pretty much! |
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I think their tech guys played a little too much paintball |
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Quoted: More details; but this has the potential to get ugly since there is only one after market trigger that is acceptable around here. I'm a big fan of Geissele, but I'll say that there are other great triggers. It's all personal preference. Two people can try out the same trigger and come away with opposing views. |
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I think their tech guys played a little too much paintball Two is better than one, I guess. 
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I had this idea 10 years ago and GD thought it was stupid. My guess is they still do. Quoted:
they have had these in paint ball for years. |
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they have had these in paint ball for years. Quoted:
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they have had these in paint ball for years. Think he's referring to the idea in an AR platform. |
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I think their tech guys played a little too much paintball Yep |
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Do they also make a volumizer for the AR? I need one of those. |
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I wonder how needle bearings do with sand in them Guns are no longer for combat ..........they are all about looks, and how much money you can squeeze into one to impress your friends at the range. Maybe on the outside of use, you might see one or two used in playful competition. $300 is too rich for my blood. |
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I've been a big G trigger fan. I used a TTU-M2 on the last gun I built. It's damn nice. I may be going this route from now on. |
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Quoted: Guns are no longer for combat ..........they are all about looks, and how much money you can squeeze into one to impress your friends at the range. Quoted: Quoted: I wonder how needle bearings do with sand in them Guns are no longer for combat ..........they are all about looks, and how much money you can squeeze into one to impress your friends at the range. This. Single stage triggers are poor for tactical use (IMHO) due to not being able to preload the trigger like you can effectively on a 2 stage or a milspec. I'm guessing if you think Elftmann is the smoothest ever then: You havent used a CMC You havent used the trigger in anywhere but a pristine environment. Triggers with ball bearings are not a good idea in dusty or muddy environments. |
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This. Single stage triggers are poor for tactical use (IMHO) due to not being able to preload the trigger like you can effectively on a 2 stage or a milspec. I'm guessing if you think Elftmann is the smoothest ever then: You havent used a CMC You havent used the trigger in anywhere but a pristine environment. Triggers with ball bearings are not a good idea in dusty or muddy environments. Quoted:
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I wonder how needle bearings do with sand in them Guns are no longer for combat ..........they are all about looks, and how much money you can squeeze into one to impress your friends at the range. This. Single stage triggers are poor for tactical use (IMHO) due to not being able to preload the trigger like you can effectively on a 2 stage or a milspec. I'm guessing if you think Elftmann is the smoothest ever then: You havent used a CMC You havent used the trigger in anywhere but a pristine environment. Triggers with ball bearings are not a good idea in dusty or muddy environments. I actually have owned a few CMC triggers also. As for as using them in something other than a pristine environment? All I can do is use them in the environment I live in. I'm not in a war zone or a desert so my experience is limited to carbine classes when I have time, shooting at my range, and hunting. I posted about the trigger because I liked it, sorry that I'm not a Tier 1 operator. |
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Guns are no longer for combat ..........they are all about looks, and how much money you can squeeze into one to impress your friends at the range. Maybe on the outside of use, you might see one or two used in playful competition. $300 is too rich for my blood. Quoted:
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I wonder how needle bearings do with sand in them Guns are no longer for combat ..........they are all about looks, and how much money you can squeeze into one to impress your friends at the range. Maybe on the outside of use, you might see one or two used in playful competition. $300 is too rich for my blood. I appreciate manufacturers coming out with new products for a weapons platform. I can even appreciate some of the gimmicky parts that come out for guns. New parts and designs keep the gun industry alive which means more competition and better products for lower prices. I also feel that newer designs and products help bring more new people into the shooting world which in my opinion is a good thing. |
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got mine in and it's a fucking $250 paperweight. It would sometimes make the gun go boom but most of the time it doesn't. I never gotten more than two rounds fired in a row. I thought it would be a good replacement for my geissele 3gun trigger. Did you contact the manufacturer about the problem? Mine has less than 100 rounds and had zero issues but I will report back after I get a higher round count. Which trigger do you have? |
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Did you contact the manufacturer about the problem? Mine has less than 100 rounds and had zero issues but I will report back after I get a higher round count. Which trigger do you have? Quoted:
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got mine in and it's a fucking $250 paperweight. It would sometimes make the gun go boom but most of the time it doesn't. I never gotten more than two rounds fired in a row. I thought it would be a good replacement for my geissele 3gun trigger. Did you contact the manufacturer about the problem? Mine has less than 100 rounds and had zero issues but I will report back after I get a higher round count. Which trigger do you have? exact same one as yours. I built a new 3 gun rifle and wanted to try something other than Geissele. Add the fact that I had to purchase some kns pins on top of this non working pos just pisses me off. |
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exact same one as yours. I built a new 3 gun rifle and wanted to try something other than Geissele. Add the fact that I had to purchase some kns pins on top of this non working pos just pisses me off. Quoted:
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got mine in and it's a fucking $250 paperweight. It would sometimes make the gun go boom but most of the time it doesn't. I never gotten more than two rounds fired in a row. I thought it would be a good replacement for my geissele 3gun trigger. Did you contact the manufacturer about the problem? Mine has less than 100 rounds and had zero issues but I will report back after I get a higher round count. Which trigger do you have? exact same one as yours. I built a new 3 gun rifle and wanted to try something other than Geissele. Add the fact that I had to purchase some kns pins on top of this non working pos just pisses me off. Is the adjustment screw ran in or out too far? |