Technical trigger question for Bert

[van7559]

How does the pull / crispness of it feel otherwise? I have almost pulled the trigger on this exact same one

[BPTactical]

Disconnector needs to be timed.

[ray1970]

Disconnector needs to be timed.

That was my guess.

When do you want it?

[BPTactical]

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That was my guess.

When do you want it?

Call me tomorrow Ray.

But if there's orange stuff on it...............

[SAnd]

You can get a nasty trigger slap if you don't have the Safety Selector Lever in place.

I just mention that because I chased that problem for a while one time.

Have a good day.

[ray1970]

You can get a nasty trigger slap if you don't have the Safety Selector Lever in place.

I just mention that because I chased that problem for a while one time.

Have a good day.

Thanks for the tip. The safety selector was installed.

[ray1970]

Call me tomorrow Ray.

Will do.

I might tackle this one myself though. What's the worst thing that could happen? I f**k up a perfectly good disconnector?

(Or really screw up and have the thing go "full auto" )

[ray1970]

How does the pull / crispness of it feel otherwise? I have almost pulled the trigger on this exact same one

Not too shabby. But not really any better than my Daniel Defense triggers. In fact, my original plan was to put this in one of my "fancier" rifles and put the trigger from that rifle into my current "low budget" build. I ended up putting the trigger I had back into it instead and threw this one into the "low budget" rifle.

My opinion is if you have a rifle (like maybe a DPMS) with a crappy, creepy, gritty pull then this is probably a nice upgrade. If you already have a short, clean, crisp trigger pull then you are probably just wasting your hard earned money.

[whitbaby]

I just experienced a similar situation in building my second AR. After installing the hammer and moving the hammer back with my thumb, I found that it makes a significant contact with the disconnector 'beak' before continuing back and locked. My first build just barely brushed the 'beak' before locking the hammer back. I did have another new LPK (also from PSA) for spare parts. I swapped out the hammer and now its like the first one...much smoother. The first one must have been misdimensioned?

I'm hoping the lesser contact with the disconnector 'beak' is the proper operation... As now I'm not certain which is the preferable operation/engagement.