I wouldn't characterize it as "I loved it and kept it". More like "I installed it, it worked, so I haven't changed it back to the OEM one...yet". I'm too lazy to strip the skins off right now. I do think the comp trigger has made me more lax about follow through (I catch myself tapping or slapping the trigger on occasion). Hence why I intend to go back to the heavier OEM trigger.
Thanks guys that's the kind of feedback I'm looking for. Unfortunately for me , I do more 100 yd bench shooting on my place then long range steel and I could see where the trigger could be beneficial. It seems like a lot people bought them when they first came out, as you would expect. Then I began seeing a lot of threads about having issues with the triggers and other sending them in for repair or selling them. I just wondered if anyone liked it and kept theirs.
I think when people started adjusting them themselves is when you started seeing problems. Many adjusted them to be a "single stage" trigger...
I run mine as it came out of the package and haven't had any problems.
I run mine as it came out of the package and haven't had any problems.
I was under the impression that the first stage could be adjusted down to essentially zero. Is that not the case?
I bought one for my AX (6br) and like it, bought another for my AT.
I had 3. I'm back to the og...I had 1 fail in dusty conditions on 3 seperate desert shooting sessions. 1 was okay but couldn't reliably get under 2.5lbs. The other was okay around 1.75lbs but decided I would rather have the reliability of the factory.
My og factory trigger brakes clean at 2.5lbs with a slight tune up. Has never failed in some equally nasty conditions as my comp trigger did.
Too finicky for my taste to get dialed in where you supposedly should be able too.
I keep a full factory spare as a back up to my tuned factory trigger
My og factory trigger brakes clean at 2.5lbs with a slight tune up. Has never failed in some equally nasty conditions as my comp trigger did.
Too finicky for my taste to get dialed in where you supposedly should be able too.
I keep a full factory spare as a back up to my tuned factory trigger
if i miss with my AXSA or AXMC its not because the trigger is 1/2 pound too heavy
ill take the bullet proof reliability of the original and not think twice
ill take the bullet proof reliability of the original and not think twice
It's supposed to be able to. But it seems many who've tried this, myself included, ran into reliability issues when doing so.
I wish we could see the results without voting for those of us on the fence about buying one.
Its advertised as such though.
And two of mine were adjusted by the designer of the trigger. Failed immediately upon return with no adjustments made by me.
Single stage. It’s advertised as such and had two set that way from factory.
Which was about the only reason I got it. For the option of a single stage.
I can tune a factory trigger down to about 1.25-1.5lb 2 stage. No need for a $400 trigger to do that.
I need to send u my factory trigger. Lol
It won’t be 1000% drop safe if dropped directly in the butt at certain angles.
Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for!
I had the same result when set to single stage. Also, it would occasionally not reset the firing pin after cycling the bolt and would require re-running the bolt again.
I've installed the comp trigger as it was delivered. No complaints at all. Well, there was one time it surprised me on a tripod during a stage. I still hit a 6" round plate at 350. I was on target when I got on the trigger, but I guess I went straight through the first stage.
I did send the original trigger for Mile High to tune. I wish the factory trigger was able to get down into the 2-2.5 pound range easily.
I did send the original trigger for Mile High to tune. I wish the factory trigger was able to get down into the 2-2.5 pound range easily.
Like @Silverjay, my comp trigger was installed by milehighshooting and I have had no problems. I like it.
Mine failed to be drop safe within the advertised range as noted above.
My in the field failure got some fine Utah dry lakebed dust in it and stopped resetting. Flushed it out with acetone and high pressure air and it was up and running again.
Does this trigger work on AIAE MkIII’s? I’m not sure if the juice is worth the squeeze though? I have both of my factory triggers adjusted down to 3.0lbs and they feel amazing.
I was able to achieve getting them down to 2.5lbs but, honestly didn’t care for break and trigger feel. I believe 3.0lbs is perfect for my taste.
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I was able to achieve getting them down to 2.5lbs but, honestly didn’t care for break and trigger feel. I believe 3.0lbs is perfect for my taste.
AvsFan
I just ordered one of these triggers, and now I'm concerned that it may not be as dependable as one might expect from AI. Has anything been done to address the issues that people are having?
I never had issues, but also haven't heard of anything changing. Then again, I haven't heard any complaints from recent buyers either. So....????
I have one installed on an AX I bought in the fall. The factory trigger appeared to have been messed with and didn't feel like a 2 stage. I was able to buy the comp trigger locally and installed it as is without adjusting. Shot it a bit, added the thumbshelf no issues. This week, I picked up an AT in 308, shot it yesterday and got the group below with factory ammo. The trigger is heavy 2 stage but was amazed. I followed up with the AX right after and thought the pull was too light .... now I'm all sorts of confused?!?
I have been seriously contemplating getting two of these for my rifles but this thread has given me some pause...I think If I get it, I won’t adjust it. What is the factory preset?
