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Hiperfire 24C
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(Note to Mods: I couldn't decide where to put this so feel free to move)

I got a Hiperfire 24C for my Grendel and just thought I would tell you a little about it. This is a pretty interesting design but basically in addition to the two normal springs in a standard FCG this adds two springs that serve two purposes: stronger hammer fall and lighter trigger pull. It does that very well.

It comes with three sets of springs that increase/decrease trigger pull. The lightest being somewhere around 2 pounds and heaviest somewhere around 4. I installed the lightest because I was really wanting to see what my stick is capable of with a light trigger.

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I was impressed. It's almost too light and I will probably experiment with a heavier setup for hunting. To say this trigger is crisp is an understatement. ZERO creep when you squeeze it fires... period. The reset is also super short which would make for very quick follow-up shots. In short everything they tout about the design seems to be pretty spot on.

One last thing I'll comment on is the hipershoe... I wasn't sure how I would like it but it works well as an aid to make sure your finger finds the same spot on the trigger every time. I also like that it's wider than a standard trigger would be so it gives me greater purchase/control.

If you have any questions I'll try to answer them. You should try one!

PS-- I have no affiliation with HIPERFIRE in any way and wish they would have named it something different.. The END!
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#2
I have been looking at this trigger set up for a while. Thanks for the up date.
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#3
What did it cost?

The trigger on my AA Grendel is ok for what i use it for (hunting) but i love the geisselle national match i put on my colt 223. Its not a cheap upgrade though.
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#4
This is about the same as the Geisselle... I was torn for a long time but I'm kind of a sucker for user adjustability... Being an AR15 lover and all.
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#5
Now that you've been running this for a while, I would like to know if you still feel the same.

I'm putting another AR together, and this is one of the triggers I am looking at. I haven't seen too many places where they are available, and none locally. Where did you pick yours up?
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#6
http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Hiperfir.../79583.htm
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#7
I love it! I wish I could afford to put one in my other lower. It's crisp with the shortest reset I've ever felt. I indeed bought mine at joeboboutfitters.com
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#8
The geissele national match is user adjustable from 1.9-6.5 pounds while maintaining a full strength hammer spring
Punctuation is for the weak....
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#9
And the Geissele HS NM is another one I'm considering.
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