Just got my Hornet Customs 10/22 trigger group

[BayAreaShooter]

Well the title says it all. I just got it in the mail 30 minutes ago. I can't wait to take it out and put some rounds down range with it. I also installed a home made bolt stop pin. I dry fired it a few times and it is like heaven compared to the factory trigger. I feel like a little kid on Christmas.

[BayAreaShooter]

Well I guess no one cares but I got it out to the range yesterday and it was worth every penny.

[kjv146]

lol, glad you are enjoying it. Thanks for the info on this trigger group. I've been looking at getting one myself.

[BayAreaShooter]

IMO it is great. I have never tried a Volquartse or a Jard, but for $100 less than both of those I am very pleased. I cannot see paying $200 for a trigger group.

[-hanko]

Well I guess no one cares but I got it out to the range yesterday and it was worth every penny.

Pics of your best target??

-hanko

[BrianRodela]

It is a very good trigger group, especially for the price! If your looking to smooth it out any more, try polishing the contact surfaces including the hammer face and bolt radius, you'll take off a little more!

[BayAreaShooter]

Pics of your best target??

-hanko

I should have saved it. I was getting Clover shaped 3 round groups. Some looked like same hole. I will save the target next time and get a picture.

[BayAreaShooter]

It is a very good trigger group, especially for the price! If your looking to smooth it out any more, try polishing the contact surfaces including the hammer face and bolt radius, you'll take off a little more!

I have never polished anything so I would not know where to start. I don't understand how polishing the hammer face would make the trigger lighter would you care to explain. What exactly is the bolt radius. Sorry if these are dumb questions.