[Noblesse_Oblige]

So ive been tinkering with various trigger adjustments and ive found that completely removing the spring return adjustment screw, spring and microswitch contact screw makes the trigger noticebly lighter. this allows the magnet to return the trigger better at lighter tension settings. ive finally gotten that solid clicky feel from it this way.

just thought id share that with anybody who didnt quite like the stock trigger before investing an a new trigger.

[levesque45]

Yes I have done the same thing I know a lot who have done this.

[Chuwbi]

I use a CP trigger spring and the trigger is a lot better than stock.

[Uziel Gal]

Then again, some people may prefer the feel of the spring return, and want to remove the magnetic return adjustment screw, and others may prefer to use a microswitch rather than the optical switch - it's all personal preference at the end of the day.

[Shadow Crow]

i actually prefer a tense trigger because usually if youre shooting with just one hand your fingers might keep the trigger back a little, so extra force helps when you're reloading.

[Noblesse_Oblige]

Originally Posted by Uziel Gal

Then again, some people may prefer the feel of the spring return, and want to remove the magnetic return adjustment screw, and others may prefer to use a microswitch rather than the optical switch - it's all personal preference at the end of the day.

well true, obviously this was meant for people already using the optical switch and magnet return.

[TypiCal]

nice,
Did the same thing the day I got mine
I love the tactile feel of a switch with a light magnet pull.
Springs make the trigger feel stiff and sticky.
All personal preference