Accuracy International Competition Triggers
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Just in case it wasn't known: These are out now (have been for a bit)!
Accuracy International Competition Trigger
C-XTSP0001: The Competition Trigger is a drop-in replacement trigger for the Model AT, AX, and AXMC factory trigger allowing for a lower trigger pull weight for competition shooting while maintaining the reliability and robustness expected of an Accuracy International trigger.
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Accuracy International Competition Trigger AT/AX/AXMC C-XTSP001
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Flat trigger shoe is also available, if you are into that.
The flat shoe is really nice. I still run the curved, but have the flat and it’s nice.
Fits on factory trigger as well if you don’t like the comp trigger but want a flat shoe.
Fits on factory trigger as well if you don’t like the comp trigger but want a flat shoe.
Same here. That extra pull poundage definitely is better served with the curved I feel.
Good info here. I had thought about going with the flat on the factory trigger.
Just received mine. With Brexit it took a long time to get it from the UK.
To my surprise -and contrary to the user manual- it seemed that the heavy spring was pre-installed. The 'light' spring was in a separate small bag.
Could not really find instructions on how to change the spring but removed screw 5 completely, took out the 'heavy' spring' and put in the 'light' one.
The only thing that surprised me was that the light spring was only half the length of the heavy one. This also mend that with screw 5 down all the way (cannot not go down further) I only had about 1lbs on stage 2 while according to the manual I should be able to go to 2lbs fully down.
So my question; Is the 'light' spring indeed roughly half the size of the heavy spring?
---SOLVED--- my mistake. Exchanged the wrong spring....
To my surprise -and contrary to the user manual- it seemed that the heavy spring was pre-installed. The 'light' spring was in a separate small bag.
Could not really find instructions on how to change the spring but removed screw 5 completely, took out the 'heavy' spring' and put in the 'light' one.
The only thing that surprised me was that the light spring was only half the length of the heavy one. This also mend that with screw 5 down all the way (cannot not go down further) I only had about 1lbs on stage 2 while according to the manual I should be able to go to 2lbs fully down.
So my question; Is the 'light' spring indeed roughly half the size of the heavy spring?
---SOLVED--- my mistake. Exchanged the wrong spring....
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