Where can I get replacement single triggers for classic mags? Just the trigger without the frame. All I can find is double triggers and I don't want to cut the trigger guards.
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Buy the double trigger for 5 bucks or whatever from actionvillage's closeout store and cut it in half, then dremel it until the bottom fits the trigger guard. Don't think that you can buy single triggers, but there's a whole frame for sale for 15 bucks from Mastermind, but it's a carbon fiber one.Il n'y a point de sots si incommodes que ceux qui ont de l'esprit. -
Look for a benchmark single frame, really nice feeling. It feels like the grip on a 45 pistol.Comment
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You could make one. It could be kind of hard depending on whether you have real tools or not, but it would certainly be cool. I tried to make one by bending a nail once, but the nail broke.Comment
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[QUOTE=snoopay700]Buy the double trigger for 5 bucks or whatever from actionvillage's closeout store and cut it in half, then dremel it until the bottom fits the trigger guard. QUOTE]
Yeah i've already tried that and those triggers have a lot of side to side wabble. I'd rather have the original but I guess I have to buy the whole frame.Last edited by tipp-ed off; 02-24-2008, 08:45 AM.
But what I do I do because I like to do.Comment
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Use shims to take out the side to side wobble. Shims will make any trigger feel nice and crisp.Originally posted by tipp-ed offExcept for the Automag in front, its usually the man behind the equipment that counts.Comment
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