Yet ANOTHER AK Build Question

[FEDUPWBS]

Still waiting

Alright... I'll get off my butt this weekend and take some pics. It's not much to look at, though, so I'll have to put commentary along with it.

Basically, you remove the "nose" of the disconnect so that it swings farther forward. You'll have to get it so that it barely touches the hammer before the trigger breaks. Then you'll have to take some material off the hammer shelf for the disconnect, so that the disconnect will let go of it. . Then, you cut the nose off a .22 LR bullet, and put it in the hole in the disconnect for the spring, so the spring has more tension...

At least, that's what I did.

It ain't much, but it at least lets me know about where the break is going to happen. Much better than it was before I spent all that time grinding on the trigger (on the kitchen counter )

[Builder]

If you ask me really nice, I might show you how to turn that cheap G2 trigger (trigger pull = one stage - nothing but creep) into a more useful two-stage trigger.

Or the G2 FCG could be modified to be similar to the PSL trigger. The PSL trigger has a ridge or bump on the very end of the hammer shelf and the end of the trigger hook. These 2 bumps interfer just enough to create a step that needs to be over come by a little extra pressure - a pseudo second stage.
Thanks,
Builder

[NRAhighpowershooter]

Hint: Disassemble an M1 and look closely at the trigger, see how a two-stage is done there. Then compare the M1 trigger to an AK trigger.

Break out the Dremel. And put a spacer on the disconnector spring.

I figured it out after looking at how a Garand NM trigger worked. AK trigger is almost identical, though you'll never get it to work as nice.

Don;t need to tear one of my Garands down.. I have a dozen or so trigger groups lying around here

[M. Sage]

Or the G2 FCG could be modified to be similar to the PSL trigger. The PSL trigger has a ridge or bump on the very end of the hammer shelf and the end of the trigger hook. These 2 bumps interfer just enough to create a step that needs to be over come by a little extra pressure - a pseudo second stage.
Thanks,
Builder

That's not really a pseudo second stage, unless the NM trigger in my Garand has a fake second stage, too...

Geez, guys. I said I'd get pics this weekend. I'm a busy man!

[TonyM]

That's not really a pseudo second stage, unless the NM trigger in my Garand has a fake second stage, too...

Geez, guys. I said I'd get pics this weekend. I'm a busy man!

Slacker.

We won't let up until we get what we want!

[Builder]

That's not really a pseudo second stage, unless the NM trigger in my Garand has a fake second stage, too...

You mean that the Garand has a ridge along the edge of the hammer and trigger interfaces? Wow.
Thanks,
Builder