Posted: 6/26/2009 2:25:16 PM EDT
| I have a Rock RIver National Match Trigger kit that I am going to put a lower together. My question is - Should i put the match trigger in my Colt Sporter Target Model with 1/7 barrel (Bone Stock and Pre-ban) or leave it alone. Or should I install it in a Rock River Lower I have? |
| I would never take trusted Colt factory internal parts and replace them with parts from a manufacturer that is known to have problems sourcing their parts from whomever, nor would I replace a trusted single stage trigger system that will not fail for one with a high rate of failure unless it is a play or target only gun. Even then I don't think I would. |
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Any RRA part dropped into a Colt would not be considered an "upgrade." I think that should answer your question. This. If you MUST change out the trigger, look at KAC or Geissele. I run 100% Colt FCG parts at this point. I used to have have the KAC and even the rare TAC trigger in my Colt M16A1, however I am back to simple Colt FCG parts. You can't beat 'em. ETA: You can't put a KAC trigger in the lower anyway, so nevermind that part. 
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| i have 11 AR's. I have two pre ban Colts that i have not even fired. No time. Only have wolf ammo anyway. I bought NM trigger kit for a Stripped lower that I have and I was just wondering if it would improve the value of my Colts. I forgot about pin size so it was a moot point anyway. I am going to keep the colts stock |
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A nice quick fix to improve the factory Colt trigger is to use the aviation grease that Bill Geissele uses and recommends for his triggers.
Its called Mobil 28 grease. I work a generous amount on the hammer sear notch and it improves the smoothness of the trigger a lot. |