[mayhem]

hello sirs,does anybody know where to get the laylax aps2 zero trigger?new or second hand;im having trouble sourcing this piece here at our place

 

[SixCell]

hello sirs,does anybody know where to get the laylax aps2 zero trigger?new or second hand;im having trouble sourcing this piece here at our place

People here like correct spelling & grammar *hint*

Here is a link to PDI trigger if it helps...
http://www.x-fire.org/aps2/e.aps2_newtrigger.html
& Laylax
http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/pss2-zero-trigger-normal-for-maruzen-apsii.html

 

[slayerfanx55]

http://www.airsoftextreme.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1316

Google, my friend.

 

[oderfa]

Also redwolf has them.

 

[ssgspeedman55]

stay away from the Zero trigger. Buy the PDI V-trigger! I own both and you can adjust the trigger pull on the V-Trigger. Also its only $150.

Kevin

 

[mayhem]

@ ssgspeedman55: is the pdi v trigger as durable as the zero trigger or is it better aside from the adustable pull;sorry for asking;still a newbie with regards to this platform

 

[lulukchoo23]

They're about as reliable as one another. From what I've heard, though the PDI's adjustability is neat-o, you can't make it as light as the Zero-trigger.

However, springs do occasionally need to be replaced inside of all triggers. The Zero-trigger is supposedly a heap of mess inside that makes it really hard, while the V-trigger is a little less complicated. Those who actually own the Zero-trigger also say that all of the disassembly instructions are in Japanese, while PDI's instructions, and their CS, are in Chinglish.

Also, ^^ yes the PDI is $150, but the Laylax is $145.

 

[woogie]

They are both good in their own ways.

The Zero trigger will have a long trigger pull, but have a very light breaking point ( the point where the sear lets go of the piston ). The V-trigger can have a very heavy breaking point depending on the weight of the spring in the cylinder.

Where the V-trigger can really be nice is that you can adjust the length of pull, but you will still have that heavy point that you will have to get over. This can be a good thing, but also a bad thing in the same light. The heavy let off weight will cause you to pull harder, but that will also make your rifle shake. Where as the zero trigger will have a long length of pull, but the let off will be very light and help you make a shot that much more accurate.

 

[mayhem]

wow;that makes it harder to decide which is better both have pros and cons;i hope someone sells either one even though its second hand

 

[woogie]

That is only something that you can decide.

Me personally I really like the Zero trigger over the V-trigger, just because of the extremely light pull. But others don't mind the heavy pull just there at the end.

 

[mayhem]

@sir woogie: many thanks sir for giving a very detailed description of the 2 best triggerset.will get one soon.much appreciated sir.