Custom Products (Cp) Roller Trigger. <= need advice

Sidney · 05-22-2006, 01:51 PM

For you shocker owners that have had the pleasure of owning a CP roller trigger, would you tell me how it compares to the stock or a NastyX trigger?
There is only one review of it on pbreview and I would like to get a much broader range of feedback before going and buying it.

Thanks,
Sid.

Bush'em · 05-22-2006, 02:55 PM

It's very fast and smooth, I like it.

ballerMikeB · 05-22-2006, 03:55 PM

I like my CP trigger. It is a little sloppy now but that is how i set it... It is very responsive and pulls with little or no effort.

I am getting a NDZ trigger and trying that out soon... I like the s shape because it reminds me of old guns triggers that i used to have.

pP00 · 05-22-2006, 06:00 PM

^^ hey man wen u get that trigger let me know how u like it i have just a stock tonton trigger on my gun now and i was thinkin about getting that one but havnet heard to much about it.

kan2boy · 05-22-2006, 06:00 PM

I don't like it. I can rip faster using stock...but it all depends on how you set it up.

maierapril · 05-22-2006, 07:34 PM

The cp trigger is actually pretty decent for the price.

As for the nasty trigger, while it doesn't have the roller bearing, setting it right will help the marker bounce a bit for some fast rates of fire

check my sig if you were interested in a nasty trigger.

Personally, I feel in love with the critical triggers. The triggers feel amazing.

Sidney · 05-23-2006, 10:45 PM

Damnit. gave in and bought it >_</ (too bad u cant adjust pretravel easily @_@)

pbsteve09 · 05-23-2006, 11:09 PM

Well actually i have a nasty shocker that came with the nasty X trigger. I loved it for a stock trigger. I just upgraded to the CP trigger. Although i would say its not an absolute necessary upgrade, its certainly worthwhile. i really like it!

ballerMikeB · 05-24-2006, 08:32 AM

I will let you know how the other trigger works out. It should arrive today or tomorrow.

I DID tighten the pre travel of the CP trigger (remember I said it was sloppy)... I decided to tweak it when i was fixing a leak on my gun so it was worthwhile to do it ALL at once.

This thing is hella tight and mows FAST! I am not even sure that the other trigger will be on here for a while now.

speedy2k4 · 05-24-2006, 09:41 AM

i am very picky as far as triggers go. i hate side to side wobble and trigger stick. i use an fbm delrin wave trigger that i drilled and installed dual roller bearings in.

OutkastCockR · 05-24-2006, 10:53 AM

Ive got the CP trigger like the first black one up there....

i like it, ive got it set up completely different that most people though, magnets pull on eachother with a spring in between, a bit of a stiff pull, but snappy as all hell

phable0ne · 05-24-2006, 12:00 PM

I have the stock shocktech and the CP trigger, they are nice but you couldn't get me to part with my NDZ Slick trigger. Roller bearing no magnet, needed really nice.

TheKiller · 05-24-2006, 12:40 PM

i have one on my shocker....i love it...very light and extremly easy to rip on

ballerMikeB · 05-24-2006, 10:54 PM

Well, I installed the Silk Trigger today and was NOT impressed at all... Granted take this as a personal preference thing. Anyways, The Silk Trigger by NDZ wasnt what I thought it would be. For me, putting this on a Ton Ton Trigger Frame was BAD... Granted some who like theirs may have the stock trigger frame. Anyways, install was easy. I liked that there was almost no side to side motion on this. However, where this literally fell short was in the set screws. There is one to adjust the pre travel, post travel and one to trigger the boards switch. There are 2 holes for the set screw to go when controlling the switch, one is higher and can react to the top portion of the switch and the other is lower and more at the main part of the switch. This allows for different feels. However, I couldnt set the pre and post travel to my liking (no matter what, it seemed stiff and not as reactive as the CP) and it didnt seem to have the same ripability.

The CP Trigger, when I re-installd it, felt much more tighter (less side to side motion) This was probably because I installed it the way CP recommends and having the bevel of the nut facing a certain way this time. This got rid of some side to side travel and made it a much tighter trigger. I am into this one and the CP Trigger Rips for me...

Like I said, personal preference. I didnt let the silk trigger "break in" a ton, but with a roller trigger you shouldnt have to. This didnt have a screw to hold it in but a metal rod like the stock trigger. There should be no reason for it to feel THAT tight unless it is my Ton Ton Trigger Frame being a little off??

Eclipsed · 05-25-2006, 12:53 AM

Cp was very crisp but the violent was much much better. Then i got a ccm frame, and thats the best.

lovetohoop2003 · 05-25-2006, 12:29 PM

I love cp triggers. Very nice and snappy.

TESFan · 05-25-2006, 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ballerMikeB

This was probably because I installed it the way CP recommends and having the bevel of the nut facing a certain way this time. This got rid of some side to side travel and made it a much tighter trigger.

And how is this may I ask? Im thinking about putting my CP back in.

ballerMikeB · 05-25-2006, 08:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TESFan

And how is this may I ask? Im thinking about putting my CP back in.

http://store.customproducts.us/downl...gerinstall.pdf

that is the link to CP's website and install instructions for the trigger.

They say for the beveld side of the two pieces to face the bearing.