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Posted: 9/17/2007 7:38:59 PM EDT
| Talk about a HUGE difference.....NO MORE TRIGGER SLAP and SORE FINGER......That was the best investment and improvement to a rifle....I installed it in a WASR and now it shoots just like my (2) MAC90s........SWEET!!!!! |
I've swaped triggers in an AR before, but never in an AK, as I've never had the need. How long did it take you to do it? Maybe 10 minutes? |
The process is very similar, other than the method of pin retention. Swapping the FCG in an AK shouldn't take more than 5 minutes if you've never done it before. After you've done it a few times, it's a 60sec job. |
| Thanks for the FYI guys. I like the trigger in two of my Arsenal's, but was considering changing the trigger in a third one, which is an SAM7A1R. I think they tried to do some sort of 2-stage trigger in that model, which I don't care for, as it actually slaps a tad bit. Not bad for slow controlled shots, but a little uncomfortable for rapid bursts of three of more shots. Since the receiver is cut for double-hook, I'll probably do a double-hook G2. |
They just get easier, but the $11 retaining plate from RSA is as easy as a FAL plate instead of using a wire. Depends how many guns you have... |
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The best trigger in any of my AKs is my factory original Norinco trigger. It's SMOOTH... While I've replaced AR triggers for RRA NM 2-stage ones, I've never felt the need to replace any of my AK triggers. Chinese Norinco Bulgarian from Global Trades Polish underfolder (probably uses a G2 trigger already) VEPR K |
You shouldn't have to change the trigger in your new WASR from AIM.......this quality issue has already been fixed in all new purchases.... |
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