MSAR and Aug Sear Trigger Installation from Rat Worx 

cdemps7 Glad we could help!

does it reduce trigger weight

If thats really the case its a bit pricey but get yourself a triggertech diamond either in the procurved or straight but the diamond is whats important. Takes longer taking the grip off then it does to put the drop in trigger into the gun locked into place. I never thought about changing my triggers til a couple months ago and once i got of the triggertechs for 1 of my ar15s i now have them in everything.they are different for the ar10 and ar15 just so u know but they also have them for remington 700 and ar9 as well. 1.5lb pull adjustable up to 4lbs by the twist of a knob that clicks as u twost so u can keep track. But if u think an aug trigger is better should get u a triggertech diamond adjustable drop in trigger u will come back and thank me if u do. $225 ar15 $325 ar 10 trigger tech. U will never think that thought again.

Exactly what I'm thinking? I'm not sure because it's metal on plastic, and I think the finish is speacial in any way

I just call the company about an hour ago, and talked them about it. He said that the coating on the metal was designed to be slippery to mitigate friction and reduce wear. Still concerned, I asked what the finish was made of and he wasn't sure, but he did tell me that they have tested this product for a while, about 2 years, with a lot of test shots, and he said that there wasn't any wear noticeable, which I found really helpful.

@@Awesomebongle thank you for the follow up! I’m in the same boat, a better trigger would be nice, but i don’t want unnecessary wear.

Heard it was a limited production run. Guess it didn’t catch on.

Ar15 trigger in an aug? Id pay $400 for the ability to put a triggertech diamond into my aug that would change the world in this thing.

Is this something that exists out in the world so ewhere and i just need to keep searching? Cause i swear i read something about some sear mod that made it somehow adaptable to run any ar15 drop in trigger u wanted. Any idea on a name of it id go onto ebay and try to find one if its a thing

No

5 Years later and this is the question I want answered. If its adding an oiling step i think it may be a downgrade for reliability no?

@@ZReviews Per the website "This is a newly developed part that reduces the infamously long trigger travel of the Aug. It also halves the trigger reset time for quicker shot bursts. Reducing the trigger travel makes the trigger more predictable and reliable, making handling simple, and increasing accuracy. This part is made of hard anodized aluminum with lends it a long, service free life." "This part is made of hard anodized aluminum with lends it a long, service free life." With that said, I'll take service free life as slap it in and good to go. Lol

Not sure how late I am here, but Corvus Defensio will be offering a whole trigger rework in the near future which will be available for the European and possibly American market.

Yes it does. It's super smooth

ldkisuvghlyi, semi auto. The full auto trigger arrangement requires a full length pull. Half pull is semi auto, and for full auto, the extra trigger pull allows full auto fire.

***** I was wondering the same.

Did you guys ever get an answer or find out by trying?

I was told it's not recommended.

Ok. Well I was gonna say trigger tamer is definitely a lot cheaper and it's been working for me. Would've been nice if it worked and somehow made a tad bit more of a better trigger. Still getting sub moa with trigger tamer, accessory rail with bipod/foldable handgrip and match ammo. Thanks for getting back to me in a timely manner!

I went ahead and purchased this 2020 sear and installed along with my earlier mod the trigger tamer. Just received and installed yesterday. *They forgot to send my 2 sharpening stones tho....But I see no reason the 2 shouldn't be okay together. The 2020 sear only "shortens the pull and quickens the reset of the trigger". So we are not lightining the trigger twice like some might think. I have read recently that the 2 together are awesome. I haven't shot my rifle yet (at all). But trigger is much nicer - even more with the new sear.

It literally tells you EXACTLY where the sear is supposed to go. It shows you EXACTLY how the parts are orientated both INSIDE and OUTSIDE of the trigger housing. He uses a flashlight every time you need to see detail on what it looks like. Get some glasses.

@@michaelthebarbarian3380 get him mike

@@queefersutherland8495 lol, as long as you promise to kill me last.

@@michaelthebarbarian3380" I lied"

Lolno, what the hell kind of question is that? No, the AUG doesn't have any binaries available for it, much less accept AR trigger packs. That said, I love both my Echo II and my AUG!

FuzedBox well I heard there is a 2020 precision aug trigger pack that uses ar15 components figured you could at least swap to the Franklin armory binary pack with that and the trigger pull of the aug will prevent it from outrunning the hammer since its such a long action

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