Thought I would I would reduce some mass...

[hodge1]

I did not feel like shelling out $65 for the Ruguba trigger just yet, so I thought I would do the next best thing. Ok, I know it is no Ruguba trigger but it looks good and did actually make the trigger a little snappier. Take a look.

[SPECIALNEEDS]

is it the stock with holes in it.

i think it looks pretty cool

[hodge1]

Sure is. Only took me a few minutes on the mill. I like it.

[MVS1]

definitely looks cool.

[skilz]

Did you happen to weigh the trigger before and after drilling it out? Just curious as to what the difference would be--I guess it would help with the magnetic return (eliminating bounce).

[Evil_Angel]

Nice work.

[boostmonkey]

Have you been hanging out at the local drag strip lately?

I have seen many cars swiss-cheesed like that trying to save weight for those couple of extra tenths.

Looks very nicely done. I like.

[Shibbykins]

looks good man. wish we had a weight comparison

J

[Aznrevlazn]

very clean

[KEN CRANE]

I did not feel like shelling out $65 for the Ruguba trigger just yet, so I thought I would do the next best thing. Ok, I know it is no Ruguba trigger but it looks good and did actually make the trigger a little snappier. Take a look.


you actualy did a nice clean mesured job.unlike some of the other stuff we see...

[hodge1]

Thanks guys. Ya, I don't like to modify my stuff unless I know I that can do it cleanly. I will try to weigh it and my other stock A1 trigger this weekend. I'm kind of curious how much that little bit of milling took off.

[boostmonkey]

looks good man. wish we had a weight comparison

J

Or, more appropriately, a moment of inertia around the pivot axis comparison.

[TheFreak779]

you should try to grind out the back of the trigger. there is alot of metal there. i would but i have the 2nd gen raguba trigger