[tbaylor828]

Where is a good, inexpensive, and easy place to get a trigger job, My trigger has to be around 7lbs. It breaks clean, and no grind in the pull at all, but it just requires a lot of tension. Ideas

 

[zoomie]

http://www.triggerwork.net/

 

[Ten Rounder]

http://www.triggerwork.net/

100+

Bill has done all of my AR's and also a Mini, I would stay at the 4# weight as the 3.5# you will experience light strikes and those will be solved with the 4#, Best bang for your buck $$$$$

 

[Lastrites]

Bill S. does a great job and it worth every penny of his $35/$45.

Or you could buy a set of JP springs for $10 and smidge of polishing. You may be just surprised how nice you can get it, as a cheaper alternative.

 

[dark1]

has any one had him do a H&K / cetme i was thinking of sending mine out to him to do a paddle mag release and trigger job on it

 

[yeyey]

I had Bill do all my triggers. He is top notch. +1000 for him

 

[reverendbiker]

Not piling on, but I've gotta cast another vote for Bill. I have a drop-in Timney single-stage modular trigger in one AR setup, and had Bill do his 4# magic on the trigger in my 6.8 build. I've gotta say that I can hardly tell the difference netween the two--both break crisp and clean. The difference? The Timney is over $200 while Bill charged $35.

 

[MichiganMilitia]

I go to school with Bill's son and I gotta boast a little on his behalf: he does an excellent job!

I've shot a bunch of 5.56 ARs that have had some trigger work done by Bill and shooting them just feels so "right" when you pull that trigger!

There's a reason the Air Force Academy shooting teams all use his triggers. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

 

[Sak007]

Got 3 4lb triggers from Bill amazing price & product hands down.