lol, yeah......and he's just savoring the moment like it was oh so the most important moment of his life lol but he had better camera focus skills
Anyway the trigger was all I was hoping it would be. When that scope finally comes out I think I'll really appreciate it. But tonight I was zapping good old tin cans with the red dot, the trigger was so nice , a true press and break almost telepathic feeling .
I really really like the flat bow a lot. 5 round bursts were noticeably faster, much faster. Fast enough that I seemed to stay on target better because it got over with quicker.......sounds lame and maybe it was mental but either way I shot real well
For 100 bucks less then a comparable single stage Geissele I think I won. I haven't shot the Geissele but I cant imagine a 100 improvement......maybe
I got this from Whitestone Castle Armory in Texas. They were increadably fast, I ordered on the 28th, this is the 1st so good service.
http://www.wcarmory.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=73_101&products_id=772
167 shipped, slickguns had a code TRIGGER18 and it took 9 bucks off, weird only 9 but it was something, weirder I cant find the deal on slickguns again but I would do 167 and feel it is worth it all day and I'm real picky on trigger, but don't want to break the bank at the same time.
They are selling the new version that doesn't use the circlips but instead it uses button torx screws that screw into each end of the hammer and trigger pins. The only thing is they don't suck up to the receiver and when the hammer is decocked I can move them side to side......but its probably not an issue, just a surprise.
It had everything I was looking for, light pull but not too light with trigger discipline, very crisp break and a shorter reset than the milpsec trigger I had....which was one of , if not the best milspec trigger I have ever felt........I hit the lottery of milspec triggers but this is 100% improvement
It was kept simple, with no adjustment to retain reliability. Honestly I don't need things like that because its never good enough, just got to keep messing with it.
It was designed to digest dirt, mud, sand and keep running in the most adverse conditions
Most of all I didn't want to compromise long term reliability and durability. They really promote milspec reliability and durability, this trigger does not use lighter springs . It uses full strength rocket wire springs and the hammer hits very hard, this also reduces locking time or the time between the sear releasing the hammer and the hammer hitting the pin. This is supposed to increase accuracy simply because there is less time to move the muzzle in that nano second before the hammer strikes.
Highly recommended for someone looking at the bang for buck deal, and keeping reliability/durability in a fighting rifle
