Description
THE DOUBLE TAP TRIGGER ALLOWS THE SHOOTER TO FIRE A ROUND WHEN THE TRIGGER IS PULLED AND RELEASED. UNLIKE A FACTORY TRIGGER THAT ONLY FIRES WHEN THE TRIGGER IS PULLED. THIS TRIGGER IS A PULL AND RELEASE TRIGGER ONLY. NOT A SELECT FIRE. SAFE/DOUBLE TAP ONLY. NOT A 3 POSITION TRIGGER.
INCLUDES TRIGGER, HAMMER, DISCONNECTOR, AMBIDEXTROUS SELECTOR, SPRINGS AND XP BUFFER SPRING.
Comments (11)
I wish the GunDeals program would allow for editing, or at very least the ability to scroll up without deleting my entire comment. That and selecting a star ranking other than two and a half would be nice. Sheesh...
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Aside from being able to dump as much ammo as quickly as humanly possible, the only need to send lead down range at such a rapid rate without regard for precise accuracy is to lay down suppression fire in a tactical operation. If you were in law enforcement such as a cq operation, then maybe this option is an advantage. But 99.9999% of ar owners in this country have no need to lay down suppression fire. You're far better off buying a quality 1 or 2 stage match trigger and learning trigger control and proper breathing if you want to be a proficient marksman. I can picture you now at the range. You're the guy who shoots his mag empty as quickly as possible while shooting steel at the handgun range, then reloads as fast as possible and dumps another one. But despite shooting 16+ rounds at the steel targets, you never hear an actual impact on the target because you care more about quantity over quality. Keep playing g.i. Joe operator guy with you ar accessorised with every known gadget ever made while blowing through 1000 rounds in 10 minutes.
Any btw scratch, the term average guy and safe shooter don't belong in the same sentence. Just go to your local range and watch the stupidity fest to prove my point.
Screw that! Double tap only? You guys with your ar's.....
Any good comp trigger is close to 200$ with out this feature. The echo is over 400$ so how is this not half the price. For the average guy who is a safe shooter this is a hit in my book
To be honest I never got any of these aftermarket triggers. Remove the milspec one and spend 20-30 minutes getting a mirror polish on that and area that meets with hammer. And you will get a 4-4.5lb trigger all day with factory springs and be able to empty a 20 round mag in a few seconds with a little practice. All for the cost of 30 minutes and some metal polish.
Stupid product. A good shooter should be able to double tap very quickly with a good trigger that costs less than this and more importantly, isn't a safety concern. And would love to know who is raping your wallet blind if you think $200 is half the price of the competition.
Please ignore the comment below. He obviously has never used this product. I personally have used this trigger and it is awesome. The owner Michael knows what he is doing and is more than happy to assist and answer any questions you might have. I would really recommend this trigger, especially with being half the pricing of the competition.
You can ignore the comment all you want. I have no skin in the game. I don't know the owner or anything about him. My comment is on the safety of a item that if I don't want it to fire on the release I have to do a bunch of steps. If you want a trigger that fires fast. Go buy a taccon or one of the many others that allow to to release the trigger with out it going bang. So once again it is a comment made of the safety and commen sense of firing a gun. Not the quality of how cool this is or isn't.
Being a shooter I would have to say this is the one of the dumbest and most unsafe trigger on the market. I mean who wants your gun to fire on the release of the trigger.
Found this I dig it for the price. There is a review on you tube also. The price makes this trigger. I'm going to pick one up.
It's always fun to read the little pissing matches in comment sections between people who think they have all the answers or are masters of military and law enforcement tactics.
These triggers have a specific purpose for those who know what they are best utilized for and how to use them. A second shot upon release is excellent for CQB work where you are justified in using deadly force and need to quickly engage and put an end to a threat. They are not for sniper work and despite what other people are saying are not a piece of gear solely designed for laying a ribbon of suppressive cover fire down. They would clearly serve that purpose however. I'm not special nor any sort of top notch tactical operator, but with both military and law enforcement professional qualifications and experience I know that there's a purposeful use for this device aside that which the trashtalkers herein imply.