Damn I have had them for years with no problems, now you got me thinking
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I need new trigger in my AR...
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It's not all in the springs but they play a very large part
Springs will only change certain characteristics. You will still have creep, grit, over travel... Etc.
My ar has a single stage standard set and it is as smooth as butter (its been polished by someone other than me), don't know the pull weight. I polished up my MP15 22 just enough (remove milling marks) to make It smooth and cleaned the edges straight and a little camphor the edge to reduce any chipping on the edge. It is also sooo veeeery smooth with a nice crisp break.
How does it make you a better shot at distance? Explain that to me please
It is laced with The Force.
When you're a bad shot like me every bit helps.
Lighter pull requires less effort and will cause the non-trigger fingers on your shooting hand to flex less as you're pulling the trigger thus moving the pistol grip less thus moving the rifle less. At least that what it seems to be for me.
Lighter pull requires less effort and will cause the non-trigger fingers on your shooting hand to flex less as you're pulling the trigger thus moving the pistol grip less thus moving the rifle less. At least that what it seems to be for me.
Practicing dry fire trigger control will solve that issue right quick. I noticed this when I was shooting. Gripping the gun harder as you squeeze the trigger. One week of practice and a drastic improvement. I still continue to practice.
