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Posted: 4/18/2015 10:48:04 AM EDT
| I'm wanting to upgrade my trigger to a cmc flat bow. Is the 3.5-4 pound trigger to light for an HD/SHTF gun or would a heavier trigger be better to put in? |
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Quoted: I'm wanting to upgrade my trigger to a cmc flat bow. Is the 3.5-4 pound trigger to light for an HD/SHTF gun or would a heavier trigger be better to put in? You're going to get varying opinions on this, depending on how many replies you get. Personally, I have a 3.5lb. curved CMC trigger on my main HD/SHTF rifle. |
| I've got the 3.5lb flat trigger in my sbr. As far as the weight goes I've gotten use to it (and know when its going off). Almost feels heavy sometimes, until I shoulder and fire my buds Tavor. Makes me love it that much more. I also have a geissle ssa in a 14.5 the cmc is noticeably lighter when compared side by side. But I digress, your finger will get use to it and know the limits before it fires. Just my thoughts, good luck and hope u enjoy! |
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Well I ordered one to drop in my 6.8 build that's for target/hunting to try it out. I will order another for my hd rifle after I get to finger it  .1 or 2 stage? I haven't messed with the 2 stage they have but I might get one in the future. They cost a bit more than the 1 stage triggers they offer. |
| Same here I love the flat bow CMC. I am of the opinion that if there is any deviation in the hole location in the lower, a trigger group that is in a frame like the CMC, Timney, and others tends to be more reliable. Since I make my own lowers some from scratch it gives me a bit more insurance. |
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1 or 2 stage? I haven't messed with the 2 stage they have but I might get one in the future. They cost a bit more than the 1 stage triggers they offer. Quoted:
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Well I ordered one to drop in my 6.8 build that's for target/hunting to try it out. I will order another for my hd rifle after I get to finger it .1 or 2 stage? I haven't messed with the 2 stage they have but I might get one in the future. They cost a bit more than the 1 stage triggers they offer. Single stage |
| I echo the other responders, the CMC is the best in my corral full of AR's. The one thing I must remember when shooting the CMC rifles is the trigger is so much nicer than the others otherwise a second shot can go off unexpectedly. All of my rifles are geared for plinking, target shooting and light hunting so having a nice trigger is imperative, but some are nicer than others. Keeping costs down the ALG ACT trigger at $65 is a good alternative to GI. |
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