cheap trigger job

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

i wanna do a trigger job on my delton that will be coming in the mail some day and i just want a little more info. when i say i wana do a trigger job i mean iwant to tweak the stock gi trigger such as polishing and spring mods, not putting in a rra o a jewl ive done that before so i want to try something new any info would be great.

[Fromk]

I know I've mentioned them on this board before but I'm always happy to plug the JP reduced power spring kit. They're $10 at Brownells and many other places. I think they're a great way to get a noticable difference for almost no money.

[SAnd]

How about this? -

http://www.sargenthome.com/15_Minute_AR_Trigger_Job.htm

It's quick and easy and does improve things.

[soldier-of-the-apocalypse]

i seen that article but i think im gona go with the jp spings. im more interested in the polishing side of things like what tools i need to do the job and where would i get jewlers polish

[BuffCyclist]

I've got the JP Reduced Power Trigger Springs in mine, they were like $13 shipped from Brownells. After polishing the hammer and sear (I believe those are the parts I polished, been a while since I looked at it ), I get a very nice, crisp trigger. Best of all, if I pay attention, I can feel 2 stages almost. A takeup stage, then it breaks loose becoming lighter for a little bit and then bang. Would definitely recommend you try this before getting a nicer trigger!

[BPTactical]

I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH!!

IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING THE TRIGGER OF YOUR AR IS NOT THE TIME TO LEARN!!

I have had to "UnBubba" more than a couple of rifles and every single one was due to the mindset of "I'll just polish this here a little more".....................
Gotta love kitchen table Smiffin.

You are dealing with precise sear/hammer angles and engagement surfaces and can very easily make it worse or create a rifle that can double and or fire out of battery. This can be disastrous.
While AR's are easily one of the most "user friendly" platforms there are some things you need to know what you are doing.
Just swapping springs will not address a gritty, creepy trigger and can create its own problems i.e. light strikes etc.

OP-You are just up the road from me. For less than the cost of a dinner for two (or the tools to do it)I can provide you a clean, crisp single stage trigger that is safe.