[cozmo5050]

Originally Posted by acidcustum

Firstly a very good review

The side finish is hard to keep pristine due to the grinding of the front face, drilling the bearing hole and the screw holes all these operations do leave little scratches as the C/F does not come with protective film and would come off with the flood coolant used when cutting in the cnc.
But I will try to find some way to polish it in the future

Price
Custom work is not cheap, these are all hand finished individually and the magnet and back stop screws are all modified by me as no-one makes screws with magnets pressed into them, all the others just glue the magnet onto the end of the screw and soft tip screw are nearly $1 each if I buy them so I make them myself.
Take a CP trigger that is mass produced and costs $55
ACiD triggers are custom made to order and only $10 more with alot more designs

John, kindly check your paypal, looking forward to having one soon.

[Automatic Thrill]

Originally Posted by acidcustum

The side finish is hard to keep pristine due to the grinding of the front face, drilling the bearing hole and the screw holes all these operations do leave little scratches as the C/F does not come with protective film and would come off with the flood coolant used when cutting in the cnc.
But I will try to find some way to polish it in the future

Have you tried applying a thin coat of resin after you're done machining?

[LuLuTheMonk]

Originally Posted by acidcustum

Firstly a very good review

The side finish is hard to keep pristine due to the grinding of the front face, drilling the bearing hole and the screw holes all these operations do leave little scratches as the C/F does not come with protective film and would come off with the flood coolant used when cutting in the cnc.
But I will try to find some way to polish it in the future

Price
Custom work is not cheap, these are all hand finished individually and the magnet and back stop screws are all modified by me as no-one makes screws with magnets pressed into them, all the others just glue the magnet onto the end of the screw and soft tip screw are nearly $1 each if I buy them so I make them myself.
Take a CP trigger that is mass produced and costs $55
ACiD triggers are custom made to order and only $10 more with alot more designs

Thanks for the additional information. The finish issue I do want to make clear, is a very very minor issue. The pictures taken in my review are near macrophotography, and really show the blemishes much more in detail than you can see in real life, and that is only if you are staring at the trigger from a distance of 6-8 inches away or less (I have 20/20 vision if that matters). At arms distance, the blemishes simply can't be seen. I figured it had to do something with the manufacturing process / custom work

Overall, I wouldn't hesitate purchasing from Acid Custom's again as he provided precisely what I wanted with an excellent level of customer service. Love the trigger and thanks again.

[acidcustum]

Originally Posted by Automatic Thrill

Have you tried applying a thin coat of resin after you're done machining?

increases the thickness and can start to come off and looks worse

[acidcustum]

Originally Posted by cozmo5050

John, kindly check your paypal, looking forward to having one soon.

I will get it cut next week

john

[acidcustum]

Originally Posted by cozmo5050

John, kindly check your paypal, looking forward to having one soon.

It was shipped out this week

[cozmo5050]

Originally Posted by acidcustum

It was shipped out this week

[cozmo5050]

On the stock triggers, the pre-travel adjustment also affected the magnetic return strength...
Does anyone know where to buy nylon set screws? If so, what size are the threads? Not sure if this will be a concern issue with the acid trigger

[LuLuTheMonk]

98% sure that the pre travel screw on the acid trigger does not affect the magnetic return strength.

[juggernaught_lives]

The Pre-Travel Screw does not have the nylon tip so the magnet gets full screw tip surface contact. So using this screw will not take away the snappy-ness of the trigger. However if you have a really long trigger pull this will affect the effectiveness of the magnet.

The closer the screw is to the magnet on a full pull, the better the response time to reset the trigger. This is why most people prefer to have the magnet push the trigger back into the reset position vs pulling it back into position.

[acidcustum]

the back stop screw will have a nylon tip, the magnet is repelling so closer the magnet screw the fast and hard the push further away the softer push and slower, the front stop or top screw is stainless steel and no nylon tip

[wmaxham]

Do you have to glue in a magnet to make the trigger work? Or did u just do that for the different return lulu? And if you dont instal the magnet and it still works, its it just a 3 way ajustible trigger then?

[LuLuTheMonk]

The trigger will work without gluing in the magnet, but it will only be the force of the microswitch returning the trigger. And yes, it would then be a 3-way adjustable trigger.

[Unholy780]

still got?

[MoMed]

anyone know where you can get a new trigger for a vapor or a trigger that fits them with a little modifying or none at all? Thanks! or does acid still make triggers?

[juggernaught_lives]

Originally Posted by MoMed

anyone know where you can get a new trigger for a vapor or a trigger that fits them with a little modifying or none at all? Thanks! or does acid still make triggers?

This was a 4 year old thread you brought back from the dead.

If you can find them, the triggers are the same as the SFT Shockers.

[MoMed]

Originally Posted by juggernaught_lives

This was a 4 year old thread you brought back from the dead.

If you can find them, the triggers are the same as the SFT Shockers.

Awesome thanks man looked all over for something like this, could not find it for the life of me. Sorry for bringing a dead thread back but was desperate