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    hutchinsonkw

    Active Member
    Dec 18, 2012
    188
    Central Md
    Will do. I am waiting for a few other parts before I shoot the rifle. I have "shot" the trigger a bit with the hammer stop installed. The trigger is much smoother to me. Is it equal to a $200 trigger? Probably not but I honestly can not tell that much of a difference with my use. I will use the rifle for hunting and hopefully an Appleseed event.
     
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    OEH

    Active Member
    Nov 18, 2010
    353
    29B
    Mine measured 2.75lbs on the scale when installed. Much better feel than the old trigger but still a little bit of creep. After about 300 rounds it is smoothing up nicely. As said above, probably not as good as the expensive ones but well worth the money spent.
     
    todbiker

    todbiker

    Ultimate Member
    Feb 11, 2012
    1,246
    Laurel, Maryland
    Appleseed approved, got my rifleman and front sight patch using this trigger.
    Put a Volquartsen spring kit($40+/-) in another rifle and thought it made the trigger almost too light, this one is crisper and lighter than the stock one and was worth the $60 for a drop-in in my opinion.
     
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