Home Forums Hunting & Shooting AR and Tactical Rifles Velocity trigger or elftman trigger

I tried an ar gold and had a cmc trigger for a while, I have no idea what the trigger weight was on the thing.. I guess I need to spend some money and try an elf trigger myself.

sounds like I still should google elf and drop some coin.....

Decision been made ..... gonna spring for the elf match with curved shoe . $259.99 dont need any what if issues in my mind about my wpn , plain and simple....
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Thanks bluedreaux for your input , knowledge that i was looking for and you provided it.

When i spoke with the elf owner awhile back, i asked about 100% relable ignition with nato m855 ammo, he assured me of full strenght hammer spring and strong primer strike with all nato ammo (important issue for me)i have 664 rds of lc/fed 855 on hand, but also looking at getting some IMI 855 and fn herstal 855, lots of good deals to be had if ya shop smart.

If y'all order directly from Elf, tell them you heard about them through a friend of Nate Heinrichs (that's who turned me into them). That way they'll know he's representing them well.

Thanks for the comments & insights, Blue.

Much appreciated.

MM

Always good to have the skids greased with a name / referal both ways.

So do you want the match trigger for a SPR type rifle? I am thinking I would take the Ssa-E out of the noveske and put in one of these

renegade50, I was probably the one who you are thinking of when you talked of "polishing triggers". My apologies.

This is the internet and most people don't know how to polish a trigger and keep the trigger geometry the same. Most change the angle that takes out the built in creep that actually cocks the hammer a little more, making for a good feeling yet unsafe trigger. You seem to have it figured out. Most of the time, a spring kit or bent spring and 1000 rounds fired will get you a pretty good trigger. You just get there quicker.

Its all good man. Water gone by under the bridge ,i have done my part in aggravating chit more times than not with vague info, hard for me at times to detail chit without the english langauge nazis riding my arse either. Its good... if your hammer dont dip slightly on intial take up on trigger squeeze . You have altered trigger engagement geometry beyond repair (i.e.person prob filed and not polish at wrong angle) big diff between filing and polishing, the arkansas stone has a slight file effect but not much, the biggest thing is feeling that flat contact to contact angle when doing the work.

Got it, I'll ask you again later when I get a bit of money stashed... still having to buy antoher glock to compliment the stable etc...