Recent content by ashjwilliams

I'm still a little surprised by the apparent variance in these triggers/springs... I ran my spring adjustment nuts down to just off contact of the trigger and obtained a 1.75 lb pull. I made no adjustment to the OT screw. Despite my best efforts I was not able to generate a slam fire cycling...

Was this a complete drop in? As in no inletting, etc necessary on the bottom metal?

While you are correct that the spring stiffness has increased you have also reduced the free length of the spring (and thus the preload is reduced because of a lower delta). free L = 10", K = 1 lb/in, preload to 5" length, preload force = 5 lb free L = 9", K= 1.11 lb/in, preload to 5"...

I have also had an unintended discharge at the range before and yes it is not fun. A drop in 22/45 kit that wasn't as drop in as advertised apparently (safely discharged into the ground about 5 ft in front of me, actually engaging the safety is what dropped the hammer!!!). I think I will set...

I also couldn't help but notice that one of the links above recommends not only running the adjustment nuts up against the trigger but then further trimming coils off the oem spring if necessary. I take it that is not a great idea in your opinion?

Turbo54 could you please elaborate regarding what you are doing in regard to safety testing? I have been working to get my SPR setup this year for shooting at Thunder Valley Precision in Ohio. Started with an A2/A4 from Mike at Tactical Coordination. About the only complaint I have (or more...