Replacement trigger ideas.

[mullannix930]

I am looking for a replacement for the stock trigger on my Pilot ACS. Any ideas? I have heard several people complain about the Shocktech saying that it has too much side to side movement.

[druid]

since the new forum doesn't really have too much of this...I'll spare you my normal response....

Any aftermarket trigger...no matter which brand you buy...will have to be created to almost guarentee that it has to fit in the slot in the frame. Since Kingman doesn't care about careful tolerences, it has to fit like 90% of all frames made. That means...there's going to be slop. Take the plastic bubble off a 9V battery pack and make washers that go on either/both sides of the trigger and around the pin. A quick and simple fix.

[DRAGON]

Read the reviews -

[bamf-hacker]

I have a SPPS Dragon Tail Magnetic trigger that you may like. It is brand new.

Look here

left over sale stuff

There is very little mod'ng you need to do. Just a little 5 min epoxy to hold the opposing magnet in place.

HacKeR

[nbishop66]

I have the ShockTech and like it very much. It does come with a couple of washers, but there is still a little slop. But overall, much faster than the stock trigger. Oh, BTW, there is no trigger return spring. It relies only on the pressure of the switch to return the trigger.

Druid, I'm impressed!

[shunut]

You could always have somebody make one for you. There is a guy on PBN that makes custom spyder triggers any design you want. His sn is comcast.

[Hob Hayward]

www.sundragonpps.com

They have great triggers, and micro switches they come too wide so they can be filed to get no slack for the perfect fit with kingman's poor tolerancing.

[mv540]

oh well, i know that a lot fellas in the forum don´t like the rockin trigger, but me personally, i never shoot so fast with the rockin tritgger, i love the rockin...so i reconmend you the rockin triger...

[SundragonPPS]

Originally Posted by druid

since the new forum doesn't really have too much of this...I'll spare you my normal response....

Any aftermarket trigger...no matter which brand you buy...will have to be created to almost guarentee that it has to fit in the slot in the frame. Since Kingman doesn't care about careful tolerences, it has to fit like 90% of all frames made. That means...there's going to be slop. Take the plastic bubble off a 9V battery pack and make washers that go on either/both sides of the trigger and around the pin. A quick and simple fix.

you obviously have not experienced one of our triggers yet. the slop is minimal to nil. most trigger slop is due to the pivot hole not the width the trigger as most have been lead to think. reduce these tolerences and you will have less slop.