Nickel Boron Triggers-Feedback Requested

[smores]

I have the ST "Battle Set" trigger group in my SBR, with nickel boron plated hammer, disconnector and hammer. It has standard power springs. Several thousands of rounds plus dry firing, and I have a good, crisp trigger that is around 5-6 lbs (never gauged it so I can't say for sure). One huge advantage on the NiB stuff is you get ZERO creep, at least I don't have it in mine, and several I have messed with had little to no creep, especially after break in.

Anyone shooting milsurp and foreign ammo (you Herter's/Wolf/TulAmmo guys listen up) do NOT want reduced power springs. And honestly, just throwing lighter springs in your trigger group can actually make creep/grittiness MORE noticeable unless your surfaces are properly stoned/polished. Extra power springs will be necessary for ammunition with harder primers.

 

[mguiterman]

I voted - standard.

 

[Crxflippr]

I voted standard as I believe they are more marketable, and create a lower/ more attractive price. Guys that want different springs can buy them separately.

 

[ITG]

I'm with the standard spring kit, can always swap out later.

 

[LineofSight]

I voted for the standard spring only because you'll do better keeping the cost down the 8 bucks. If guys really want the other spring options, they'll buy the other springs. When customers start looking for a good price on a LPK, they won't take into account that yours is slightly more for the improved springs....just my 2 cents.

I can't wait to see this from you guys either way! Good work!

Agree! I'm in for standard NiB LPK...possibly two.

 

[JWLaRue]

I'd have to go with the standard spring set-up as I have loads of milsurp 5.56.

-Jeff

 

[teratos]

I think just the standard springs. I am glad to hear you are offering these. I have a Spike's nickel-boron coated trigger in one of my AR's and I really like it. Your LPK with the trigger would be a stellar deal.

 

[seankar]

i would prefer the standard spring

 

[TheEvilZX2]

I've been eyeing NiB parts for a little while now. I didn't vote because aside from regular factory springs I don't have any experience with them so I will most likely end up playing with spring combos, like clandestine mentioned. Anyhow, if the price is right (as it seems it will be) I will probably buy whatever combination you end up selling. :-)

 

[ThawMyTongue]

I'm going with standard... better safe than sorry

 

[Glockman]

Voted for standard.

 

[Jstevens56]

I chose the standard due to not wanting to have light primer strikes.

 

[HT4]

I am a little stunned that so many people here have experienced light primer strikes with reduced power springs. In thousands of rounds of all kinds of crap ammo, I have never had one. I guess I am lucky... or too many people here are basing their builds on interwebz lore.

 

[rdc]

Standard. Keep it simple.

 

[accce]

I bought a Geissele SD 3 gun and sent it to www.wmdguns.com. I put this in me Noveske SBR and it is incredible!!

 

[TyFromMD]

I have a video of how to install and use the adjuster.

Where is this video? I have a couple of his adjuster screws but haven't used them yet.


JoeBob,

I voted standard springs, but I think it might benefit you to offer both and just put a drop down box on the product page where the customer would select their preferred spring options.

 

[clandestine]

Where is this video? I have a couple of his adjuster screws but haven't used them yet.


JoeBob,

I voted standard springs, but I think it might benefit you to offer both and just put a drop down box on the product page where the customer would select their preferred spring options.

It needs editing. I just havent gotten around to it.

 

[hooligan82]

I voted for reduced power springs. I love this combo, and haven't had a single issue with it.

 

[JoeBobOutfitters.com]

I bought a Geissele SD 3 gun and sent it to www.wmdguns.com. I put this in me Noveske SBR and it is incredible!!

They do good work! Their BCG's are really nice. They sell really fast for us.

 

[Kizmit99]

Voted - JP Enhanced