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Posted: 2/14/2012 11:28:08 PM EDT
| Anyone own one of these? How do you like it? Thinking about upgrading the psa trigger in my 14.5 carbine. |
| It's nothing outstanding, I added JP springs to mine and it reduced the weight by a little over two pounds, huge improvement, but still nothing too exciting. I've got an ALG ACT trigger on (pre)order with Rainier Arms that I've got much higher hopes on with JP springs since I have a few of Mr. Geissele's two stage triggers and I fricken love those. So, personally, if I were in the market for a single stage, I'd hold out for an ALG trigger, just because that's what the Geissele's do...triggers. Just my two cents. Good luck. |
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I had an issue with mine and a set of KNS pins. I had to file a few rough and cracked edges and the center of the trigger and hammer a bit and I swapped out the pins for a set of their stock pins. The trigger would not reset at all before. Nothing a bit of polishing with a dremil tool and some compound didnt make beyond perfect. I was very pissed at the money I spent to just get a special coating basically.
I showed that hayfield who was boss. https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150530886339135 |
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It's nothing outstanding, I added JP springs to mine and it reduced the weight by a little over two pounds, huge improvement, but still nothing too exciting. I've got an ALG ACT trigger on (pre)order with Rainier Arms that I've got much higher hopes on with JP springs since I have a few of Mr. Geissele's two stage triggers and I fricken love those. So, personally, if I were in the market for a single stage, I'd hold out for an ALG trigger, just because that's what the Geissele's do...triggers. Just my two cents. Good luck. The ACT looks like the same thing as the BT. A standard Mil trigger coated in some substance to make it slipprier. If I'm misreading something...tell me where? |
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It's nothing outstanding, I added JP springs to mine and it reduced the weight by a little over two pounds, huge improvement, but still nothing too exciting. I've got an ALG ACT trigger on (pre)order with Rainier Arms that I've got much higher hopes on with JP springs since I have a few of Mr. Geissele's two stage triggers and I fricken love those. So, personally, if I were in the market for a single stage, I'd hold out for an ALG trigger, just because that's what the Geissele's do...triggers. Just my two cents. Good luck. The ACT looks like the same thing as the BT. A standard Mil trigger coated in some substance to make it slipprier. If I'm misreading something...tell me where? You're missing the difference between a company that specializes in triggers(Geissele) and a company that will sell you a coated mil-spec trigger(Spike's). |
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It's nothing outstanding, I added JP springs to mine and it reduced the weight by a little over two pounds, huge improvement, but still nothing too exciting. I've got an ALG ACT trigger on (pre)order with Rainier Arms that I've got much higher hopes on with JP springs since I have a few of Mr. Geissele's two stage triggers and I fricken love those. So, personally, if I were in the market for a single stage, I'd hold out for an ALG trigger, just because that's what the Geissele's do...triggers. Just my two cents. Good luck. The ACT looks like the same thing as the BT. A standard Mil trigger coated in some substance to make it slipprier. If I'm misreading something...tell me where? You're missing the difference between a company that specializes in triggers(Geissele) and a company that will sell you a coated mil-spec trigger(Spike's). The spikes is a milspec trigger that has been coated. The ACT is a milspec trigger that has been tuned and polished by Geissele and then coated. It doesn't sound like a big difference, but there is a reason that all of the initial preorders for it sold out in a day. I have a Spikes one and a LWRC one, I wouldn't be surprised if I ended up trading them both for ACTs. |
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