Which trigger

c_bass16 said:
I have...
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a MilSpec with a 3lb spring kit worked on by Bill Springfield
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ive got a Bill Springfield modified trigger as well... sitting in a bag.

it was a nice light setup, and shot fairly well - but ive read over and over about them going south if theyre in a high volume setup. seems that after investigation that he's removing too much of the case/surface hardened engagement surfaces on the sear/trigger when he's stoning *some* of them and thus they now will wear out... and then whoopsie you have a runaway trigger.

just not worth it. especially when the 3rd autocomplete on google is this. yea. yikes.

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seirously.. do some google looking on the other forums. its *all* over out there.
 
I'm not doubting that, but that's literally the first AR I ever built and it's been 100% operational for 16 years. I guess if it goes down...I'll just replace it. 🤷‍♂️
It's not my favorite, in fact its probably my least favorite...Just simply listing that I have one.

I'd "assume" the issues are more to do with different quality of mil spec parts. Working on a high quality part vs working on a low quality part makes a huge difference in how long it will ultimately last.
 
Bob, you've been given the best advise possible. Call Timney explain the problem,send it back. My guess you will recieve a new one in a week or two. If you want to sell it real cheap pm me. But Id just send it back to Timney.
 
Have been using CMC drop in 3 lb. single stage triggers for a long time and all have been good and generally lighter than stated. Recently bought one of their 2 1/2 lb. flat triggers and was a definite improvement for hunting. Then bought a TriggerTech Diamond 1.5-4lb. adjustable flat trigger and have it adjusted down to 2lb's and it is extremely crisp and very short reset. Only thing I would like is a little more tactile feel on the reset and a little wider trigger like the CMC flat 2 1/2 lb. one. This is a very, very nice trigger. I would give the CMC a rating of 9.5; very light and crisp, short rest, a little better tactile feel on the reset and broader trigger face with bigger hook. The TT a 9.7 for adjustability and very crisp and short reset. Would like a little "stronger" reset feel and a trigger face similar to the CMC but these last 2 are getting picky and personal preference on comparing both. TT will be more expensive than the CMC also. PS. I use a Lyman electronic trigger pull gauge to test and measure the triggers.
 
bob123 said:
no bump firing
at one point it actually emptied a 30 round mag
two stage or single preferences on that?
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Back in the day we had some AR’s we built and they started doing that 3 round burst to dumping the mag
We found out that there was a burr on the sear that made it not catch or made the sear little long so it wouldn’t catch.
Once we got rid of it they fired properly
 
I have 3 Rock River 2 Stage Varmints…zero problems with any of them for many years. Excellent for the price. I like having the 1st stage of take up and then knowing bang is next. Helps me when the adrenaline is pumping vs a single stage.
 
First time to the range with a new Timney trigger, full auto fire. I called them they told me to send it in. I received a new one two days later, had just dropped off the return at the post office.
 
I have an Ultra Match 3.0# trigger coming Monday (expected USPS delivery) and some anti-walk pins I haven't used before. Will install and give a review. Trigger was 69.99 plus tax/shipping. Will probably put it in my carbine, that trigger is about 8#( mil-spec) lower parts kit trigger.
 
Palmetto state armory runs the cmc drop in triggers on sale seems like very frequent, hard to beat the 2.5lb flat face trigger for 100$. Atleast that's what I have paid for the ones I've purchased over the last year or so.. I have velocity, elftman, and cmc triggers and let me say for the money it's hard to spend the extra cash on the other 2 manufacturers again after I purchased the first cmc
 
I have a CMC, Rise Armament, Geissele SSA-E and a well-honed 2-stage Rock River that Mike at Dtech did for me. I like them all, but Mike’s trigger hands down beats them all. I hunt coyotes mainly over bait, so a 2-stage suits me just fine, but for calling I think I prefer a single stage.
 
Palmetto state armory has the cmc trigger groups on sale again for the 99$... can't beat this trigger for the price
 

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