Simple MilSpec AR-15 Trigger Job and Improvement

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DISCLAIMER:
I am in no way encouraging or advising anyone viewing this video to attempt to modify their firearms. I am NOT a professional gunsmith! If you are not 100% confident in your ability to modify firearm components, DO NOT even attempt it! One small change in angle to the face of a sear or hammer can result in a completely unsafe firearm! Always seek a professional gunsmith if there is any doubt!
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I wanted to see what improvement could be made on a $30 AR-STONER MilSpec AR-15 trigger with some simple polishing. The results surprised me! The action is super smooth and the weight dropped quite a bit. It might break in and feel similar after a few hundred rounds, but this was a quick way to expedite the process.
00:00 Intro
01:14 How the trigger works
02:00 Pre-polish action and weight
03:12 What will be polished
04:01 Tools used
04:30 Showing polished parts
05:20 Post-Polish trigger action and weight
3D printed trigger jig STL link:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:143...

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17 июл 2024

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@gabedelgado80 8 месяцев назад

It looks like the hammer spring is going in the opposite direction. You can see the angle difference the way it lays against the trigger pin. Doing that will make everything lighter. Ive done that by accident before.

@dltz 8 месяцев назад

Woah man good catch! Thanks for pointing that out. After-polish trigger weight will not be an accurate comparison then. The polishing work and resulting smoothness still stands though.

@gabedelgado80 8 месяцев назад

@@dltz for sure, I totally agree with the choice of hard stones to use. The feel makes a huge difference. Also thank you for the quick response I hardly ever leave comments and wanted to say good job on all your videos you have a new subscriber for what it's worth!

@dltz 8 месяцев назад

@@gabedelgado80 much appreciated! I really like it when people leave comments. People watching can get more information and I learn something.

@dltz 8 месяцев назад

I flipped the hammer spring over and reinstalled it in my jig and re-tested the trigger pull weight. It averaged 4-4.5 pounds. So the trigger weight dropped approximately 1.5-2 pounds. Thanks again for pointing this out so I could make the correction!