Has anyone seen/used this AR trigger?

[ride4frnt]

Noname & Co. Found them online today after they liked one of my photos. Seems to be a very cool concept like the timney's etc. they claim to have a low price point. Their site isn't up and running yet so I don't know where I can order from or even if they are available to buy, but I figured I'd let you guys have a look as well.

https://www.facebook.com/NonameAndCo

 

[BradMacc82]

I'll stick with my Geisseles.

Known performer.

 

[armed ferret]

Noname & Co. Found them online today after they liked one of my photos. Seems to be a very cool concept like the timney's etc. they claim to have a low price point. Their site isn't up and running yet so I don't know where I can order from or even if they are available to buy, but I figured I'd let you guys have a look as well.

https://www.facebook.com/NonameAndCo

everything you just posted sounds 100% legit. what's the worst that could happen, other than the gun exploding in your face and you taking a charging handle to the brain pan?

 

[ride4frnt]

I guess you guys are forgetting that all other trigger companies were start ups at one time. I know geissele's are the bees knees, but it's nice to see the industry expanding with new products despite the tough times that have been brought upon us.

 

[armed ferret]

you're not looking at this clearly.

the only reason you know anything about them is because your (presumably open, since you'd never known the company existed before, and that's an issue in and of itself) facebook profile got contacted by their facebook profile.

they can create a company facebook page, but no website, industry literature, or even a phone number?

that's like buying an island in the south pacific nobody's ever heard of, and you've never been to, from a real estate agent you've never met in person, and who conducts all business by phone.

in other words, let 'em get started up. let 'em pay for their own R&D, in a controlled testing environment. don't give them your money just to become their test case. once they're established, then take a look at what they offer.

 

[BradMacc82]

I guess you guys are forgetting that all other trigger companies were start ups at one time. I know geissele's are the bees knees, but it's nice to see the industry expanding with new products despite the tough times that have been brought upon us.

I'm not knocking them by any means, but for something I'm going to interact with directly, everytime I fire my AR. I prefer to have a known and established company behind it. My firearms are not something I like to roll the dice with.

Wish them the best of luck.

Depending on their asking price, they may be able to take a solid hold on the market, time will tell.

 

[ride4frnt]

Im not saying that these are going to be the best things in the world, and I'm not even saying that I would buy one until they get everything all worked out. All I'm doing is providing you guys with what appears to be a viable option for an AR in a time when things are tough. Who knows, these things may take off when they begin mass production.

 

[BradMacc82]

As I said, I wish them the best of luck.

They have a fair amount of competition out there.

 

[Franklin]

I liked their page so i guess ill keep an eye out. also looks like the hammer is about to drop in cali un more anti gun politics on their page.

 

[Pstango]

Ehh... No one in the gun community has done a review on YouTube. Googled them and only got three? hits for them. Nice to see that they have a website but it is empty... I'll keep my eye out for them but I wouldn't try purchasing from them yet.

 

[Pinecone]

And you will trust a company called NO NAME???????

 

[Franklin]

And you will trust a company called NO NAME???????

No ad makes good sun screen and aloe if you don't buy the sunscreen and its great.

 

[clandestine]

Box triggers for ARs suck. They are for bench fudds.