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Has anyone had any firsthand experience with Elftmann High Performance Triggers?
I am planning to replace my current trigger with a trigger better suited to bench-rest shooting.
Thanks!!!
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I've got one, works great. It seems that if you mess with them (adjust) and don't know what you're doing, it'll function funny and not work right. I fix those issues for others, once that happens. It's a great trigger, just don't mess with it too much.
You'll have a far easier time adjusting a Geissele Hi-Speed Match trigger than an Elftmann. You'll spend about the same amount of money for either one. I've got 2 Geissele Hi-Speed Match triggers, and they're far superior when it comes to adjusting.
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if you want a drop in cassette type trigger for benchrest shooting the elf match seems like a fine candidate if you are willing to go non cassette the geissele high speed is a very very good triger and you can switch out the springs and adjust for 2-8 pounds with it personally like mine around 2.5 -3 i haven't scaled mine but i run the national match first stage with the dmr second the nation match second was a bit lite for my taste in a ar
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BR,
Buy one, and don’t look back. They are one of the best triggers out there. A2