Luis from United States, CO Public Profile

This is the second version of that trigger, this version goes down to 1.5lbs. This trigger is a hidden gem, the brake is sick and super crispy, it has a 1.7 degree of travel. this is just as good as the Timney Triggers 660CE Calvin Elite. The core version is a fixed 4lbs trigger and is shipper, the travel on the core is shorter, is 1.5 degree, you wont be dissatisfied. I owned a lot of top of the line triggers and this one is on my top 3, no joke. The owner changed the design on these triggers, this is what he has to said when I contacted him.

In short, I've redesigned the disconnect in such a way that the disconnect now follows the path of the hammer up and down rather than having the disconnect tether in and out of the pathway of the hammer. What this does is, this makes it mechanically impossible for the hammer to skip the disconnect and cause a full auto situation due to debris getting into the trigger mechanism. I've also spaced out the sear surfaces as far away as possible from each other, maximizing the sear engagement while reducing the trigger movement it takes to trip the trigger. That's why this is right now one of the shortest breaking and resetting triggers on the market while improving the reliability.

This compensator is very-well made, I ordered the gold version and it looks fantastic, the finish is really professional, east to install. When you insert the set screws make sure they are really tight and use a real good lactate, if not it is going to come loose and the set screws are a headache to unscrew them back. I learned the hard way, other than that, excellent compensator, the style is really nice looking, reduce recoil significantly, make sure to use 124gr, if you use 115gr you will have cycling issues. You will have to change the recoil spring or shoot 124 and up. Really nice compensator, really solid, I do recommend it.