Hello the Forum,
I am new here and was browsing the other day and saw a post about a gunsmith that did AR trigger jobs. I cannot remember where I was on the forum and a search gives so many hits I still have no luck.
Anyone got the dope?
Thanks,
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OT - AR trigger job gunsmith
348nut
AR trigger job gunsmith
Thanks for the advice Idahoser.
I built my RRA AR/223/458 and know about the trigger parts etc.
What caught my eye was a post about some AR wizard gunsmith that did them for about $30 and had a lot of success with compliments. All you had to do was send him the trigger/sear components.
My next AR will come with a match trigger set from the getgo.
Thanks again,
348nut
I built my RRA AR/223/458 and know about the trigger parts etc.
What caught my eye was a post about some AR wizard gunsmith that did them for about $30 and had a lot of success with compliments. All you had to do was send him the trigger/sear components.
My next AR will come with a match trigger set from the getgo.
Thanks again,
348nut
348nut
Bill Springfield in Colorado ... I'm on the road right now or I could give you his contact info.
EDIT: Google is your friend
Bill Springfield
wspringfield@adelphia.net
EDIT: Google is your friend
Bill Springfield
wspringfield@adelphia.net
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A word of caution on AR trigger jobs. The parts are cast metal that have been surface hardened and under the hardening, the metal is very soft. I did a trigger job to my AR when I was in college. It had a nice pull but after a few rounds of the parts rubbing on each other, the gun had a nasty habit of bouncing off (full auto for a couple or three rounds). That was not good. I recommend that you get some good quality match trigger kits or the new "all in one" trigger/hammer/sear kits that are on the market today. They are a nice hunting style trigger that you can set to your own tastes.
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