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What is the intended purpose? If this isn't a precision or long range AR you should consider having Bill Springfield do a 4 lb. trigger job on your factory trigger for $35. Link |
Has anyone had him do work for them and how do they perform. Mine is mostly hunting, however when shooting on paper my 8 lb'r throws me off alot. Shot a 4 lb 2 stage and put shots hole per hole. That is what I would like to be able to do w/ mine if I want to. Thanks for the help guys keep it up. |
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I just got the drop in trigger parts from Bill (you can buy all the parts in a kit from him so you don't have to send yours in). WOW - what a difference in feel. It's very crisp with no creep I can tell of. The old trigger (a stock LMT single stage) felt so gritty and disgusting.... Bill said my trigger should be in the 4-4.5 lb range. I tested it using an ultra high tech device - I took a wire clothes hanger and looped it over the trigger, I then took a milk jug with a hole cut in the top opposite the handle and hung it from the clothes hanger while the rifle was vertical. I slowly poured water in it until the trigger clicked. I then weighed it all and sure enough, it was right around 4#. You have nothing to lose by getting a trigger done by him. I guarantee if you don't like it, you'll be able to sell it for most of what you paid him for it. |
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I can't take credit for it. I read about it somewhere else. I'd do a few different weighings to get an average. My bathroom scale wouldn't weigh that light so I had to weigh a 25# weight plate (actually weighed 25.8#) with the apparatus and then subtract 25.8# that to get the weight. Had to force the kids to drink milk in order to get the jug too... 
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Well, since you asked so nicely. Look at the bottom of the page for Highest Quality Two Stage Trigger Groups. Don't worry, It is all RRA stuff, just can't be advertised that cheap ar15sa.fatcow.com/store/miscparts.html |
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