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Thread: CMC trigger pack

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    CMC trigger pack

    So, is anyone using this? What are your experiences so far with it? Round count, durability, etc.

    How is the comparison with the new POF type?

    I don't know alot about either and if I do anything non standard, want it to be durable and non adjustable, less to loosen, etc.

    I'm real funny about triggers, don't monkey with them, just pull them. I'm leary about anything with work done to it.

    What do you say?

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    They are not durable and can go into FA.

    If you want a quality drop in, look at the new POF trigger. For a quality, combat rated 2 stage, look at KAC and Geissele.


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    I have had good luck with these triggers:

    1. Colt mil-spec trigger parts
    2. Geissele
    3. LMT standard. Never tried their match trigger.

    I have had bad luck with:

    1. CMC
    2. Knights...I have swapped out at least a dozen of the in 18 months. The one's we've been issued don't like moderately high round counts
    3. Rock River 2 stage
    4. Armalite
    5. Jewell
    6. Jard

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    There's a considerable difference in the Colt trigger vs. the others. The CMT ones are ahead of the others. Bushmasters in my experience are durable, but are gritty as can be.

    Are the Geissele's adjustable and use standard pins?

    I don't want anything that's babied

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    I would imgaine if Frank put his name on the Timney drop-in, it's a sturdy trigger as well. I want to try one.

    The Geisslele I use is a DMR trigger, which is not adjustable AFAIK.

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    I think I've heard enough to not buy one.

    Scratch that idea of one!

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    what's a good combat match trigger for a full auto lower aside form KAC? I currently use a JP fire control kit w/ tactical springs but with a stock colt disconnector and hammer, not bad, but I'm looking for an alternative. Any suggestions?

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    Mine doubled at a Blackwater class a few years ago.

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    Quote Originally Posted by C4IGrant
    If you want a quality drop in, look at the new POF trigger. For a quality, combat rated 2 stage, look at KAC and Geissele.
    My personal preference is for single-stage triggers, so that points towards the new Timney/POF trigger.

    There's a lot of people who would like a trigger that offers less creep, better reset, less overtravel, and perhaps lighter pull weight than the factory Colt/LMT/CMT/etc triggers, but without giving up reliability/durability. Hopefully the Timney/POF will be that trigger.
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