how good can an AK trigger get?

[dubya 198]

I've been toying around with my 7.62 and polishing a few areas like rails, bolt, and FCG and was thinking, i don't mind the trigger pull at all it's actually fairly smooth (for an AK trigger) but the huge amount of over travel bugs me a bit. I could weld or JB weld a small stop onto the trigger but that'd kinda be the "Hacksaw" way lol (jetmech), so is there any other type of high end or competition trigger for the Saiga platform? No big deal either way but it'd be nice to reduce that over travel.

Edited February 28, 2013 by dubya

[mixednuttz 123]

I have red star arms triggers in my s308 and s762. Very adjustable, can be one or two stage. I like them quite a bit.

[HateTheSnow 29]

I had the same thoughts. Here's one of the better threads I found on the topic...good discussion on the RSA trigger mentioned above and great pics on modding a G2.

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?/topic/76775-sweetest-trigger-for-saiga-conversions/

[poolingmyignorance 2,191]

Send it to tac47 and ask for an SRT... You'll shit your pants

Edited February 28, 2013 by poolingmyignorance

[dubya 198]

That's a good thread, i suppose the search function would have worked too.

I'll probably save little $ and mod my Tapco G2 first and if i don't get what i want the RSA sounds like the way to go.

[clifton 354]

Little Cross posting but here is a picture of our SRT trigger in Chilles gun

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?/topic/85866-name-of-pictured-part/?hl=tac47&do=findComment&comment=869381

[Spetnaz Soldier 47]

I've been toying around with my 7.62 and polishing a few areas like rails, bolt, and FCG and was thinking, i don't mind the trigger pull at all it's actually fairly smooth (for an AK trigger) but the huge amount of over travel bugs me a bit. I could weld or JB weld a small stop onto the trigger but that'd kinda be the "Hacksaw" way lol (jetmech), so is there any other type of high end or competition trigger for the Saiga platform? No big deal either way but it'd be nice to reduce that over travel.

i suggest you not polish anything on the gun at all. the rails and everything else will polish themselves as you put rounds through it. the fcg on the other hand is ok to polish if you know what you are doing. you dont want the thing goin full auto with the wrong people around. big trouble.

[dubya 198]

Little Cross posting but here is a picture of our SRT trigger in Chilles gunhttp://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?/topic/85866-name-of-pictured-part/?hl=tac47#entry869381

What would a modified trigger from you guys run, roughly?

 

I've been toying around with my 7.62 and polishing a few areas like rails, bolt, and FCG and was thinking, i don't mind the trigger pull at all it's actually fairly smooth (for an AK trigger) but the huge amount of over travel bugs me a bit. I could weld or JB weld a small stop onto the trigger but that'd kinda be the "Hacksaw" way lol (jetmech), so is there any other type of high end or competition trigger for the Saiga platform? No big deal either way but it'd be nice to reduce that over travel.

i suggest you not polish anything on the gun at all. the rails and everything else will polish themselves as you put rounds through it. the fcg on the other hand is ok to polish if you know what you are doing. you dont want the thing goin full auto with the wrong people around. big trouble.

Everything's already polished, it won't hurt anything. Trust me i know what parts not to polish too much lol, i think a chimp could look at the FCG and know what not to do to stay legal. Thanks for the heads up though.