AR trigger work

[dan45]

Hope this is in the right forum. Anyway, where in or around Tulsa can I get some trigger work done on my new AR? It's a Del Ton, and it is pretty gritty. Just need it smoothed up a little, and maybe lightened up some. Thanks, Dan

 

[CAR-AR-M16]

He is not around Tulsa, but Bill Springfield in Colorado is good, fast and inexpensive. Here is a link: http://www.triggerwork.net/ar15s.html

 

[dan45]

thanks, but I didn't want to mess with shipping, and I always end up spending WAY too much money going to Colorado. Anyone close to home?

 

[nobuttbrian]

Olyeller, olyeller and olyeller

 

[dan45]

Tulsa,tulsa,tulsa

 

[dan45]

not doubting olyeller's work at all, btw, I just didn't want to travel anymore. I drove to Altus to get this rifle. I can't justify anymore travel expense on this thing.

 

[CAR-AR-M16]

thanks, but I didn't want to mess with shipping, and I always end up spending WAY too much money going to Colorado. Anyone close to home?

No problem, but just want to make sure you realize that you only send him your hammer, trigger and disconnector (and their springs, as pictured below); not the whole gun or the lower. It would be $4.95 in a USPS Flat Rate Priority mail box and his price includes return shipping. Turnaround time is a little over a week.

 

[grwd]

I don't modify stock AR triggers

 

[dieseltech09]

Why dont you just save some up your pennies and buy a Geissele or Timney trigger set?

 

[dan45]

Why dont you just save some up your pennies and buy a Geissele or Timney trigger set?

can those be purchased from midway or....?