15 Minute Trigger Job

[Gringo Bandito]

Has anyone tried this?

It was posted some time ago on AR15.com but I cannot find any feedback about it.

http://www.sargenthome.com/15_minute_ar_trigger_job.htm

[M. Sage]

Polishing trigger parts is pretty typical. Polish where they contact each other, and it should make the trigger a lot nicer.

[Ratters]

I took a dremel and soft polishing wheel to the hammer and sear and then sprayed them with moly on my last build. Trigger still relatively heavy compared to my rra trigger but it's very smooth and lighter than the other build where I didn't do it. Both DPMS kits. I think I have some extra springs so I may try this on the next one. Kinda concerned about the lightened hammer spring though.

[NRAhighpowershooter]

I have done the '15minute trigger job' on 3 of my 'blaster' OLL's and it reduced triggers puls from 7-8+lbs down to 5-5.5lbs with no problems with GI or my own loads after a collective 3K rounds in the last year.

[Gringo Bandito]

Thanks for the feedback guys. I think that I am going to do both the trigger job and the polishing. That should smooth things up quite a bit.

[Boomer1961]

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Has anyone tried this?
15 Minute Trigger Job.

Man, can you even get a good long 15 minute trigger job anymore as I think all those girls now charge extra for anything more than a 2 minute trigger job and they charge extra for polishing it in advance.

Polish where they contact each other, and it should make the trigger a lot nicer.

...and remember to use safe polishing practices and I recommend using lubricant as those girls are usually pretty dried out from all that polishing and trigger jobs.