Blalock
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Would this work on a .308 AR?
Would this work on a .308 AR?
I just got the spikes battle trigger, j&l drop in adjuster, and jp reduced pull springs. Everything was really easy to install, but I have a question. Since the fcg is all new should I wait to fire a few hundred rounds before I locktite the threads on the inner adjuster bolt? Will the adjustment change after it breaks in, or if I have light strikes with the lighter springs and have to change them?
I just got the spikes battle trigger, j&l drop in adjuster, and jp reduced pull springs. Everything was really easy to install, but I have a question. Since the fcg is all new should I wait to fire a few hundred rounds before I locktite the threads on the inner adjuster bolt? Will the adjustment change after it breaks in, or if I have light strikes with the lighter springs and have to change them?
You're our first guinea pig since we picked up the J&L adjusters. Let us know how the whole setup works
You're our first guinea pig since we picked up the J&L adjusters. Let us know how the whole setup works
I make my own adjusters with SS hardware. If anyone is interested I have about a dozen available for $15 each. I can make more as needed. PM me.
Thats VERY well done!
Thanks! How many you want?
Newbie from Utah here. Found your forum several times while doing Google searches for information. Found out about these great trigger adjustment screws and decided to join just so I could get a hold of Marc. Ordered them Sunday, got them Thursday and installed one set today in my carbine. All I can say is "Wow!" My FCG is a stock Del Ton unit that has several thousand rounds through it. Had a hard time living with the creep/take up. Marc's screw set took care of that problem and now I have a perfect break. Can't wait to get the Spikes Battle trigger from AIM which I'm going to install in my rifle length AR along with the other screw set I ordered from Marc. Can't beat the price when you consider that you can get two of these for less than one from Brownells.