06-19-2014, 11:59 PM
@45r
Thanks for the advice! We will try it asap, AR-Comp is available in Germany. By now we made very good experiences with XBR 8208 26.5 and 27 grain combined with 120 grs. SMKs and 123 Nosler BT.
@Kentucky Buddha
The Hiperfire 24C replaced my Wilson Combat 3G TTU, both triggers are excellent if you are looking for a trigger with almost zero creep in the first stage, i think the Hiperfire represents the technical maximum these days.
The advertisment says "virtually zero creep" - they mean "virtually" because there is a very very very small creep (but there is a creep!) and as soon as you are experiencing the creep it is too late and the shot breaks. I think the Wilson´s creep is a bit longer. But we are talking about 1mm to 1.5mm difference between both triggers. I really like the adjustability of the Hiperfire 24C, due to competition regularities, I am able to change the setting between 900 grams and 2000 grams. I measured the lightest setting (trigger shoe in most extended position and grey springs installed) with 908 grams (mean value 10 measurements with Lyman trigger gauge). The trigger shoe enables you to put your triggerfinger exactly on the same spot again and again. I think this is the main advantage of the trigger shoe.
Thanks for the advice! We will try it asap, AR-Comp is available in Germany. By now we made very good experiences with XBR 8208 26.5 and 27 grain combined with 120 grs. SMKs and 123 Nosler BT.
@Kentucky Buddha
The Hiperfire 24C replaced my Wilson Combat 3G TTU, both triggers are excellent if you are looking for a trigger with almost zero creep in the first stage, i think the Hiperfire represents the technical maximum these days.
The advertisment says "virtually zero creep" - they mean "virtually" because there is a very very very small creep (but there is a creep!) and as soon as you are experiencing the creep it is too late and the shot breaks. I think the Wilson´s creep is a bit longer. But we are talking about 1mm to 1.5mm difference between both triggers. I really like the adjustability of the Hiperfire 24C, due to competition regularities, I am able to change the setting between 900 grams and 2000 grams. I measured the lightest setting (trigger shoe in most extended position and grey springs installed) with 908 grams (mean value 10 measurements with Lyman trigger gauge). The trigger shoe enables you to put your triggerfinger exactly on the same spot again and again. I think this is the main advantage of the trigger shoe.