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Posted: 4/17/2008 7:47:54 AM EDT
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I'm sure H2OMan will by by soon with more info for ya but Smith Ent. has a trigger upgrade package that they sell. I believe they don't actually replace any parts but work on your existing trigger group so you would have to send yours off but they know what they are doing so it would be worth it IMHO. bottom of this page |
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SEI now offers two M14/M21A5 C-IED 4.5 lb Trigger Upgrades. Mid-range ... 2024 MAX-PAK ... 2087 LINK I have four of these (2 on TRW, 2 on Chinese) and they are awesome  EDIT: I had a NM trigger job from custom shop @ Springfield Armory Inc. and it was nice. I then tried a WarBird NM trigger job and it was better... The SEI upgrade is superior to both. |
I think they're typically 6+ lbs Yes, it's a bad idea. You should be able to find an M14 guy that does a so-called "NM" trigger job (4.5lbs, crisp break) for around $30. I send mine down to Tom Luhmann in Clovis, CA. Assuming he's home, he'll have it back in your hands in 2-3 days. 559-299-7112. |
It depends on how busy SEI is with military contract work. Call them and speak to Ron - he may have an all TRW group set up the way you want it that he will swap out plus the fee. |
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Do it yourself. Here are instructions: archive.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=6&f=6&t=228237 |
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The quickest trigger job I ever did on an M1 or M1A was simply installing a titanium nitride covered trigger pin. It smoothed up the trigger pull tremendously. I didn't do one other thing. The USMC match conditioning manual shows milling dome off the hammer hooks. The NRA book seems to be a bit easier than that. |
Ran a search and don't see those. Where'd you get that? |
Fulton Armory about 15 years ago. I still have one spare. They were around $6 a piece if I remember right. |
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