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Posted: 9/11/2005 3:19:52 PM EDT
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I am looking for recommendations for a trigger upgrade to my Dissipator. I am looking for advice on the best avenue. My current options are: 1) To a trigger parts kit and have them installed 2) Order a modular kit and drop it in 3) Send it to a reputable smith and have him do it. I would appreciate suggestions, based on your experiences as to which one you would do and why. Thanks so much in advance! |
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Just shoot it. they smooth out after a few thousand rounds... But that's just me. If I had to do it any other way... KAC would be my choice for 2-stage, and Accuracy Speaks would be the choice for single stage. Both are over $200, so I just stick to factory for my blasters. The KAC and AS are the only two that I've used and had a positive experience with. Someone here (New-ARGuy) is running a JP, however, with the screws loctited and has reported zero problems over the last 4 or 5 years and only god knows how many rounds. So I guess that's good enough for me 
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Thanks for that. I am not sure I understand the difference between the single and two-stage trigger. My current trigger is factory. Is that single or two-stage? My friend has a "custom" AR from Rock River and his trigger is just a lot better. Before I went out and spent money, I was trying to get some advice from the knowledgeable people here. |
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well obviously,taken from your post, you are not familar with the rifle. so what i would do is either purchase a drop in trigger, try and see if you are confident enough to install it using the instructions tacked in the build it yourself forum or send it to a gunsmith to install. i personally would get the chipmccormick trigger. 
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Thanks for those answers. As for polishing the egagements, I have a friend who said he woudl be happy to do that for me. He has doen that to his rifle and a few pistoles and they have come out good! I do think I could install the Chip McCormick trigger. I did look at it and a different friend also recomended it. |
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