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Go get a Tapco G2 single hook and look it up on youtube on how to polish it upComment
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Can’t stand the Arsenal two stage. Even with a little work I think they’re still garbage. Haven’t tried the RAK or CMC myself.
Tapco G2 with a little polishing of the right spots is my usual go to. Gets me a smooth pull, consistent 5-6lb break.
AKT and the ALG single wire hammer spring when I’m feeling really fancy. I have this set up in a few rifles and really like it. Around a 4 to 4.5lbs, but I’ve never thought it felt too light. Having one fitted in Galil ARM being built right now as well.Resistance to Tyrants is Obedience to GodComment
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I have a WASR with the tapco g2 and I think it's pretty good overall. Very consistent.
One thing is that it needs to be reshaped a little bit, as it's deforming the tail of my bolt carrier. RobSki of AKOU talks about grinding off the "hump" to profile it the same as the factory AK triggers.Welcome to California; Where the liberals are liberals and the conservatives are too!Comment
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Stay away from ALG when it comes to an AK. I already went through that mistake. Get the RAK-1 trigger group. The one thing Century makes well. Red star is good too.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk ProWelcome to the United Snakes.Comment
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I had a middle eastern friend who owned a gun shop. He once told me that the only way to break an AK is to give it to a white dude.
best comment ever... lmao
The guys over at Evolution Sports in Redlands can help you. They are very knowledgeable and AK's are their forte. They built my MB47 and I love it.Comment
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ALG, RAK-1, or a polished tapco G2 are all good. I do like the ALG in my SGL-31sigpicAK 47 thumb grips for featureless AKs
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