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  • nickkiland
    Registered User
    • Nov 2001
    • 196

    #1

    trigger job

    can u get a trigger job done for a mag if u can can u tell me how much it is
    thanx
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  • Russ
    Senior Membrane
    • Jul 2001
    • 1935

    #2
    This is a real common subject. Have you tried a search?

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    • Puddleglum
      Registered User
      • Oct 2001
      • 811

      #3
      Yes, but you should try a search. One word of warning; DO NOT mess with the trigger/sear rod. Just trust me.
      I have no Sig.

      Good Traders
      ________________________________________
      billybob_81067, Jon/XPM

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      • FooTemps
        HURRRR
        • Sep 2001
        • 6702

        #4
        Please do a search...

        Also...

        DON'T BOTHER WITH A TRIGGER JOB! ALL IT WILL DO IS MESS UP YOUR MAG!

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        Good Traders:
        Tunaman, K-villeplayer, Magman007, Mastersconi, Jon/xpm, Kenndogg

        My feedback if you've dealt with me, leave some...

        Fruitcat: it's what AO doesn't like.

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        • Cha0tic
          g0t mag?
          • Feb 2001
          • 1990

          #5
          once again, DO NOT DO A "TRIGGER JOB" ON YOUR MAG. people do this by adjusting the trigger rod. this will mess up the timing of the marker. if you want exactly how it effects the timing, e-mail me, i'm too lazy now.

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