05-13-2011, 04:12 PM
Mad Max,
I just looked at that trigger on Rainier's site ( I order from them often ), and it was hard to tell what allows that trigger to adjust for over-travel and creep. Is it like a JP with 2 set screws? If so, I think I might try one for my next running gun. That Mega trigger combined with the DPMS LPK(-) sounds like the most affordable LPK plus match trigger right now, but you will need a hammer in addition to those two items. Thanks for the heads up on those.
I use 2-stage for precision guns, and single stage for carbines that will usually be shot from standing or moving positions. I didn't realize that Mega's trigger was adjustable. When I install the JP's, I polish the sear surfaces of the trigger and hammer using my well-seasoned degree in hand-held, high-speed, rotary tool applications...
Just make sure you don't take too much material off your trigger bar in the rear when you fit it to the selector...I had a friend that did it once...
LRRPF52
I just looked at that trigger on Rainier's site ( I order from them often ), and it was hard to tell what allows that trigger to adjust for over-travel and creep. Is it like a JP with 2 set screws? If so, I think I might try one for my next running gun. That Mega trigger combined with the DPMS LPK(-) sounds like the most affordable LPK plus match trigger right now, but you will need a hammer in addition to those two items. Thanks for the heads up on those.
I use 2-stage for precision guns, and single stage for carbines that will usually be shot from standing or moving positions. I didn't realize that Mega's trigger was adjustable. When I install the JP's, I polish the sear surfaces of the trigger and hammer using my well-seasoned degree in hand-held, high-speed, rotary tool applications...
Just make sure you don't take too much material off your trigger bar in the rear when you fit it to the selector...I had a friend that did it once...LRRPF52