Thread: ar15 trigger

has anyone got a nice trigger for an ar they want to sell or recomend a good one my std nea one was pretty gritty and creepy i gave it a polish up and its nice and smooth but still more creepy than halloween id take the creep out of it as well but id like a spare before i go down that road cheers

Hiperfire triggers are good and 1/2 to 1/3 price of some others.

Originally Posted by dogmatix

Hiperfire triggers are good and 1/2 to 1/3 price of some others.

A mate of mine is next door neighbours with the owner of Hiperfire.
When I was there a couple of weeks ago, he gave me a Tee shirt, cap & 24C trigger!!! ...its now in my lightweight build!

Originally Posted by grunzter

A mate of mine is next door neighbours with the owner of Hiperfire.
When I was there a couple of weeks ago, he gave me a Tee shirt, cap & 24C trigger!!! ...its now in my lightweight build!

You lucky bugger. I have just purchased one from Ken. Cant wait to try it out. The owner of Hyperfire lives in NZ?!

BTW them I have found that most of the light triggers have a light hammer strike. So if you shoot Russian or Chi-com ammo it may not be 100% reliable.

I have a 7.62x39 AR and it would not fire wollf, barnal or norinco with either a timmny or elfmann triggers. The milspec std works fine.

Originally Posted by 300CALMAN

You lucky bugger. I have just purchased one from Ken. Cant wait to try it out. The owner of Hyperfire lives in NZ?!

BTW them I have found that most of the light triggers have a light hammer strike. So if you shoot Russian or Chi-com ammo it may not be 100% reliable.

I have a 7.62x39 AR and it would not fire wollf, barnal or norinco with either a timmny or elfmann triggers. The milspec std works fine.

Nah, not NZ. My friend lives just on the northern outskirts of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
The 24C came with 3 sets of springs for different pull weights, and you could also increase the hammer force when used with the lightest pull weight!

Originally Posted by 300CALMAN

You lucky bugger. I have just purchased one from Ken. Cant wait to try it out. The owner of Hyperfire lives in NZ?!

BTW them I have found that most of the light triggers have a light hammer strike. So if you shoot Russian or Chi-com ammo it may not be 100% reliable.

I have a 7.62x39 AR and it would not fire wollf, barnal or norinco with either a timmny or elfmann triggers. The milspec std works fine.

Yes, one of the ways to get a light trigger is to use a light hammer spring. Hiperfire have a better rep than most and as grunzter says they come with a range of springs so you can tune to suit.

Originally Posted by dogmatix

Hiperfire triggers are good and 1/2 to 1/3 price of some others.

@dogmatix they say they have a hint of creep have you tried one

Originally Posted by northdude

@dogmatix they say they have a hint of creep have you tried one

I have one in my Aero/Spikes/Colt shorty.
I would say it has a tent bit of overtravel than creep, but I need to check it again to be sure. It at home at the mo.

thanks can you get them in nz

Originally Posted by northdude

thanks can you get them in nz

https://nzar15.com/store/parts/lower...ipertouch-edt2

HI Northdude, I have a timney 3lb single stage in my nea and it magic, also have a rise armament 3.5lb single stage in my dpms and that is also very good and cheaper than the timney. I have an geissele (ALG act) that is around 7 lb and much better over the standard NEA. I would have gone for a Geissele 2 stage but out of stock. If you havnt already check out NZAR15 for triggers.

Do you recon that schemisser one on tm would be any good

I have a Schmeisser AR with a milspec trigger. Very clean breaking for a standard trigger. I've just added JP springs for a lighter pull.



If its like the rest of Schmeisser's AR parts, it will be good.

ive got quite a few but my vote would be for the Elftman Match Trigger.
Its a two stage and I like it more than my Geissle Super dynamic 3 gun trigger.

I've tried a mil colt and rock river arms and they were better than mine a bit heavier but not creepy