[Archangel]

I have had a noobie's m-trigger for a long time now, (back when my m40a3 was just a cute R700) but now its starting to feel like it's wanting to slamfire. Has anyone ever had this happen with their m-trigger? I know the trigger is made out of steel, but at one point in time i had the SS5000 spring in my gun. I think that the SS500 along with the old age is finally getting To it. What do you think? And if you're wondering about the symptoms, its small things like when i cock the rifle, it will catch. The only thing is: when i start to push the bolt back in, it will jerk forward.

 

[MiloXC3]

How often do you take apart and clean/grease your trigger unit?
What condition are all the pieces in?

It may be time to replace your sears and springs!

 

[Killer]

I thought the M-trigger didnt have springs?

i think you should look at the Piston and Sears...

 

[Archangel]

The m-trigger doesnt use springs, it uses magnets. And also the piston I am using is a pdi 90 degree piston. I just cleaned the sear, so if you are correct, I need a new one. The only question is would I have to buy a new trigger? Or could I contact noobie for a new sear?

 

[woogie]

Either contact Noobie, or you can take it to a machine shop ( or any place that that has a water jet ) and have them make you new sear. Go for a stronger metal... .say titanium.

 

[Wiltsu-boy]

I see no way to contact Noobie since he has been out of business for a long time.

 

[MGunner]

Either contact Noobie, or you can take it to a machine shop ( or any place that that has a water jet ) and have them make you new sear. Go for a stronger metal... .say titanium.

As super durable and badass as that would be, I'd be its pretty expensive