the 3G is not really single stage. It is more like a 2 stage trigger missing its second stage. Basically there is a even pull through what one would consider the first stage, feeling like the good two stage trigger, except there is no wall for the second stage, the gun just fires. It is kinda hard to describe, and yes the super dynamic flat trigger version is awesome (that is the version I also use). Theoretically it should be a bit harder to use for precision work then a true 2 stage but it is much much faster and easier to shoot for run-and-gun.

 

 

 

 

http://www.jprifles.....8.3_spring.php here are all the versions. I would NOT use the red one with the basic trigger parts, thats where you get in trouble, note they also specify that it should only be used with JP parts.

 

The red spring is heavier. It does yeild a difference on some triggers. I put one in with my ALG trigger, and it went from about 6.5lb to 5lb. I ahve to test it still, but I suspect they mean it won't do jack if you don't have reasonably prepped engagement surfaces.

Raz - You can't take enough travel out to pull the trigger off the notch on the hammer because the top of the trigger tail hits the safety way before you loose engagement.

 

Yeah, but my metric is to have it not hop off the sear while mortaring the gun like I might to clear a jam. Also, depending on what trigger you start with, who knows how much engagement you have and what clearances you get between after market safety A and your particular trigger parts. I know you SHOULDN'T be able to, but I like to test it doing the worst thing I can think of that counts as potential normal use.

Took your advice on this and figured I'd try it out, since it's a pretty cheap solution. I took my AR over to SCFGPA last night to test it out and it worked just awesome! I shot about 60 rounds of Lake City XM193 without a single problem, and the trigger pull is greatly improved. No light primer strikes and every single round went BANG. Another plus was that my grouping size was cut almost in half @ 100 yrds, since the trigger is so much better now! Best $10 I've spent on my AR yet!

 

 

 

How do you like your triggers, Jon?

How do you like your triggers, Jon?

 

They are fantastic. Very very pleased.