Hi,
I recently heard the the TL 63 trigger can cause damage to the emag trigger frame, so I took it out and replaced it w/ the stock trigger. The reason I heard that it causes damage and is not covered under warranty is because of the set screw in the top used for setting back travel that hits and wears away the metal on the trigger frame over time. when I took it off, I thought, it could be milled out to the same size as the magnets and glue a magnet in there just like the stock trigger is. Wouldnt this prevent it from wearing out the frame? I figure it would be cheaper than buying a logic trigger. dunno, maybe I should just leave in the stock trigger.
I recently heard the the TL 63 trigger can cause damage to the emag trigger frame, so I took it out and replaced it w/ the stock trigger. The reason I heard that it causes damage and is not covered under warranty is because of the set screw in the top used for setting back travel that hits and wears away the metal on the trigger frame over time. when I took it off, I thought, it could be milled out to the same size as the magnets and glue a magnet in there just like the stock trigger is. Wouldnt this prevent it from wearing out the frame? I figure it would be cheaper than buying a logic trigger. dunno, maybe I should just leave in the stock trigger.

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