JP TRIGGER?

93 FOX · Jun 30, 2011

Going to purchase a JP Comp. Trigger this weekend, anyone know the cheapest place to order that has them in stock. Right now Bravo Co. has them in stock at $119 plus shipping.

bsmith918 · Jun 30, 2011

Check MidWay. They are usually out, but their price with the discount they are having would be better.

93 FOX · Jun 30, 2011

Yeap, they are out. Anyone else?

bsmith918 · Jun 30, 2011

Nope, I alway have MidWay send me inventory updates. JoeBob has a great price on the JP gas-block, but I don't think he has the trigger groups or comps.

Wall · Jun 30, 2011

Keith,
I ended up having to order mine from Delton of all places.
They have a decent price & were the only one that had them in stock.
I used the complete fire control package, not just the trigger.
It comes with the speed hammer & anti walk pins.

Complete Fire Control Pkg

all JP Triggers

KurtM · Jun 30, 2011

If you are going to use the light (yellow) springs with the trigger kit, you need to either use the speed hammer or lighten your hammer, or you will have an occasional miss-fire. Lightening a G.I. hammer is easy, just cut off the back of the hammer that looks like a bird's beak. They work great that way or you can get the speed hammer which is designed for the trigger. Either way you will have a great trigger! KurtM

taymoor · Jun 30, 2011

KurtM said:
If you are going to use the light (yellow) springs with the trigger kit, you need to either use the speed hammer or lighten your hammer, or you will have an occasional miss-fire. Lightening a G.I. hammer is easy, just cut off the back of the hammer that looks like a bird's beak. They work great that way or you can get the speed hammer which is designed for the trigger. Either way you will have a great trigger! KurtM

I chose to follow the way of the mighty dremel. It worked well for me!

93 FOX · Jun 30, 2011

Thanks everyone for all the help.

Wall · Jun 30, 2011

KurtM said:
Lightening a G.I. hammer is easy, just cut off the back of the hammer that looks like a bird's beak.

I was going to do this but after buying the trigger & anti-walk pins seperately it wouldn't have saved me all that much. Also, the engagement surface on the JP hammer is already polished saving a me a small amount of work there as well.