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Toddstang wrote:I did etch the middle finger on the full auto side but decided not to color it in because my kids will be shooting it.
On a side note, the Anderson trigger group is horrible. I had bad resets, no resets and really gritty pull. I swapped my Bushmaster group out and it ran fine. I will be contacting Anderson about the trigger.

Did you pick that trigger up at KCR? They were cheap

Gunsmokin wrote:

Toddstang wrote:I did etch the middle finger on the full auto side but decided not to color it in because my kids will be shooting it.
On a side note, the Anderson trigger group is horrible. I had bad resets, no resets and really gritty pull. I swapped my Bushmaster group out and it ran fine. I will be contacting Anderson about the trigger.

Did you pick that trigger up at KCR? They were cheap

Yes, bought the LPK from Copes for $45 or 50.

The trigger is to the point of where it is dangerous to even have installed.

Toddstang wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:

Toddstang wrote:I did etch the middle finger on the full auto side but decided not to color it in because my kids will be shooting it.
On a side note, the Anderson trigger group is horrible. I had bad resets, no resets and really gritty pull. I swapped my Bushmaster group out and it ran fine. I will be contacting Anderson about the trigger.

Did you pick that trigger up at KCR? They were cheap

Yes, bought the LPK from Copes for $45 or 50.

The trigger is to the point of where it is dangerous to even have installed.

Damn.

I put a PSA trigger kit in the Honey Badger. Not crazy about it. Need to find a RRA National Match trigger for cheap.

One of the best triggers for the money. IMHO.

Gunsmokin wrote:I put a PSA trigger kit in the Honey Badger. Not crazy about it. Need to find a RRA National Match trigger for cheap.

this may not be the cheapest place to buy a national match trigger but I have bought 2 from them. . .

http://www.ar15sales.com/store/miscparts.html

yagreg wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:I put a PSA trigger kit in the Honey Badger. Not crazy about it. Need to find a RRA National Match trigger for cheap.

this may not be the cheapest place to buy a national match trigger but I have bought 2 from them. . .

http://www.ar15sales.com/store/miscparts.html

Out of stock. I will check back with them later, may also check out trigger vendors at the NRA show.

Toddstang wrote:

yagreg wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:I put a PSA trigger kit in the Honey Badger. Not crazy about it. Need to find a RRA National Match trigger for cheap.

this may not be the cheapest place to buy a national match trigger but I have bought 2 from them. . .

http://www.ar15sales.com/store/miscparts.html

Out of stock. I will check back with them later, may also check out trigger vendors at the NRA show.

This is on my list of things to seek at the NRAAM. I also wonder about the quality of the ALG triggers.

Toddstang wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:

Toddstang wrote:I did etch the middle finger on the full auto side but decided not to color it in because my kids will be shooting it.
On a side note, the Anderson trigger group is horrible. I had bad resets, no resets and really gritty pull. I swapped my Bushmaster group out and it ran fine. I will be contacting Anderson about the trigger.

Did you pick that trigger up at KCR? They were cheap

Yes, bought the LPK from Copes for $45 or 50.

The trigger is to the point of where it is dangerous to even have installed.

Damn, i hate to hear the anderson lpk is shit. I bought 2 or 3 from the kcr shoot last fall. I still have a cmmg lpk, i guess i will use it next.

bigelowe wrote:

Toddstang wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:

Toddstang wrote:I did etch the middle finger on the full auto side but decided not to color it in because my kids will be shooting it.
On a side note, the Anderson trigger group is horrible. I had bad resets, no resets and really gritty pull. I swapped my Bushmaster group out and it ran fine. I will be contacting Anderson about the trigger.

Did you pick that trigger up at KCR? They were cheap

Yes, bought the LPK from Copes for $45 or 50.

The trigger is to the point of where it is dangerous to even have installed.

Damn, i hate to hear the anderson lpk is shit. I bought 2 or 3 from the kcr shoot last fall. I still have a cmmg lpk, i guess i will use it next.

Everything but their trigger groups was good. I want to send it back to them so they can try it.

I had the worst luck out of Anderson LPK's over the last couple years, and vow never to use them again. Take down pins that were too short, casting flash on the trigger and hammer bodies, trigger/hammers that didn't work together, you name it. Also had a couple that would not reset. The best out of the box lpk trigger is in DSG kits.

I've had good luck and use from an Anderson LPK. I bought it from ADayton about a year or so ago. Stainless trigger IIRC.

Ya I have bought prolly 10 from Adayton. One has had issues. Found a little cast slack on the trigger group. 2 min with a little file and it was fixed.

You can see in the pic also where I had to modify rear take down pin. Had to wide of a mouth to fit in receiver.

Gunsmokin wrote:

Toddstang wrote:

yagreg wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:I put a PSA trigger kit in the Honey Badger. Not crazy about it. Need to find a RRA National Match trigger for cheap.

this may not be the cheapest place to buy a national match trigger but I have bought 2 from them. . .

http://www.ar15sales.com/store/miscparts.html

Out of stock. I will check back with them later, may also check out trigger vendors at the NRA show.

This is on my list of things to seek at the NRAAM. I also wonder about the quality of the ALG triggers.

havent had any issues out of my ALG trigger

ALG is a sister company to Geissele. They are not fancy triggers, but they are quality triggers.

The ALG is basically like a really well worn in and smoothed out milspec trigger out of the box.

RecoilSensitive wrote:It wasn't about price it was about the idea of using Glock mags. So using Glock .22 Conv mags. Never mind lol

My comment wasn't really focused on the price either but I thought having a whole not her gun would be better and the price was just a bonus. I would rather shoot .22 from .22 barrel is all.

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The new Mag from Daniel Defense has some nice features.




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Bama wrote:The new Mag from Daniel Defense has some nice features.




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The MRO is what interests me.

Gunsmokin wrote:

Bama wrote:The new Mag from Daniel Defense has some nice features.




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The MRO is what interests me.

I like it, wide field of view in a compact design. It isn't the best on the market, but it suits me well so far. A must have for me is a large view window, as I have trouble with pencil type optics.

I'd be all over the new Sig Romeo4c if it weren't for the tiny lens, although I may still get one to try.

Bama wrote:

Gunsmokin wrote:

Bama wrote:The new Mag from Daniel Defense has some nice features.




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The MRO is what interests me.

I like it, wide field of view in a compact design. It isn't the best on the market, but it suits me well so far. A must have for me is a large view window, as I have trouble with pencil type optics.

I'd be all over the new Sig Romeo4c if it weren't for the tiny lens, although I may still get one to try.

If you end up replacing the MRO, I would be interested in taking it off your hands.

Bama wrote:The new Mag from Daniel Defense has some nice features.




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They were advertised a lot at the show. I didn't know they had new 32rd mags until this weekend at nra show.

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