[incognito-z]

Hey all, I recently ran into a trigger for the Mini that even I had never heard of. It's a carbon fiber trigger made by Issani... I can't find their website (shut down)... I'm going to guess that this was a company that went out of business at least three years ago. I'm totally lost. Anyone have any information, reviews, or current prices on these triggers?

[minimag03]

It was a nice trigger, a bit more of an aggressive design than the violent trigger. It only weighed like .05 grams of something like that. The rear trigger stop screw contacted the the solenoid instead of the frame and also include nylon screws (as well as metal) to further reduce weight of the trigger. It included different magnets like the violent trigger, but I think it also came with it's own magnet that could be glued to the frame. The same guy also made carbon fiber grips and foregrip insert for the Mini.

[incognito-z]

Good to know... there's one up for sale (not my thread) and I was curious as to what they were. I'd never seen one before.

Can anyone find a link to those carbon fiber grips? They sound sick.

[minimag03]

I think they were like $50-$60 when they were new, dunno if that helps.

[incognito-z]

Originally Posted by minimag03

I think they were like $50-$60 when they were new, dunno if that helps.

It's selling for 60$ now, probably not gonna end up getting it. I'd never use it...

[sameagol26]

Originally Posted by incognito-z

It's selling for 60$ now, probably not gonna end up getting it. I'd never use it...

probably not worth getting man, I have a feeling that the manufacturer went out of business for a reason :/

[minimag03]

Techna made some of the best triggers ever but you don't see him still around. I have a feeling making triggers out of expensive carbon fiber is probably what killed these guys, not necessarily low quality.

[sameagol26]

Originally Posted by minimag03

Techna made some of the best triggers ever but you don't see him still around. I have a feeling making triggers out of expensive carbon fiber is probably what killed these guys, not necessarily low quality.

hmm, you're probably right.. I've just never heard of them. Unfortunately for custom parts producers you basically have to offer products for a wide variety of markers or your company won't succeed because there's not enough potential buyers.

[blk mrkt]

I think the company had trouble making enough of them, that's probably a big part of the reason they went under. They never had them in stock and you could only get them directly from them. People were paying up to $100 bucks for the few that showed up on here ( including myself ha!)