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David's Review of Wilson Combat AR-15 Tactical Trigger Unit
-I was building a higher end AR and wanted a premium trigger between $100-$200. I usually love Wilson Combat products, so I purchased the WCUFT-TR-TTU-M2. It is just average and I regret buying it. I regret spending so much money on an average trigger. Here are my thoughts:
a. Maybe I got a bad one, but one side of the hammer spring let was cut too short (the other side is fine). It is like a 0.5mm of material before it wouldn't even engage the support. The other side was cut properly.
b. The break isn't really as crisp as other, less expensive two-stage triggers.
c. Out of the box, there was a little grinding with the trigger pull before I applied a liberal amount of oil.
d. The gray color is more black than gray.
-I am really sad that my most expensive trigger is now going into my truck gun. It is my lowest quality AR.
-I have much better Nickel Boron Two-stage triggers that were half the price.
-I will just stick with WC for barrels and Sig P320 grips.
a. Maybe I got a bad one, but one side of the hammer spring let was cut too short (the other side is fine). It is like a 0.5mm of material before it wouldn't even engage the support. The other side was cut properly.
b. The break isn't really as crisp as other, less expensive two-stage triggers.
c. Out of the box, there was a little grinding with the trigger pull before I applied a liberal amount of oil.
d. The gray color is more black than gray.
-I am really sad that my most expensive trigger is now going into my truck gun. It is my lowest quality AR.
-I have much better Nickel Boron Two-stage triggers that were half the price.
-I will just stick with WC for barrels and Sig P320 grips.
Would Recommend:
No
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