Re: Trigger for M1A
You could send it to Smith Enterprises in Az. Did mine I think I paid 125.00 for a 4-4.5lb trigger job which works out quite well. You have to supply trigger group
http://www.smithenterprise.com/products03.html
You could send it to Smith Enterprises in Az. Did mine I think I paid 125.00 for a 4-4.5lb trigger job which works out quite well. You have to supply trigger group
http://www.smithenterprise.com/products03.html
Re: Trigger for M1A
Also try Springfield Armory. You send you trigger group in, give them $35.00 and in 10 days you have a nice 2 stage trigger at around 3 lbs. Call first, but they are very nice people to deal with and this modification still qualifies for any competitive shooting rules.
Also try Springfield Armory. You send you trigger group in, give them $35.00 and in 10 days you have a nice 2 stage trigger at around 3 lbs. Call first, but they are very nice people to deal with and this modification still qualifies for any competitive shooting rules.
Re: Trigger for M1A
I had a bad experience when I sent my M1A loaded back to SA to get a decent trigger pull. The loaded was supposed to have a 'match trigger' but it was about 7 1/2 lbs. When I got it back it was pretty good, about 5 lbs. Within 200 rds, it was doubling. I don't shoot highpower but I'm pretty sure min pull is 4 1/2 lbs so I am sure they won't send a trigger out with a lower trigger pull than that, unless they screwed up or you bought their special target trigger group- I forget what it is called.
david
I had a bad experience when I sent my M1A loaded back to SA to get a decent trigger pull. The loaded was supposed to have a 'match trigger' but it was about 7 1/2 lbs. When I got it back it was pretty good, about 5 lbs. Within 200 rds, it was doubling. I don't shoot highpower but I'm pretty sure min pull is 4 1/2 lbs so I am sure they won't send a trigger out with a lower trigger pull than that, unless they screwed up or you bought their special target trigger group- I forget what it is called.
david
