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Trigger Mechs

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Fishrman

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Mar 25, 2008
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Hey,
Has anyone tried/make there own trigger mechs?
Just interested when i get my s***t together and get some wood for my gun.
Is this cheaper than a prefab one? or more for an experienced gun maker?
 
I make my own but it is definitely not to save money. I do it because no one sells what I want and I enjoy designing and building them myself. It can also be a safety issue if your not sure what you are doing.
 
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I would say that if your concern is money, buy a whole gun. Unless you have some access to some of the materials (though i don't believe sh@t is one of the requirements) and the time.

You can get trigger mech for less than a hundred bucks, so only if you are a machinist yourself will you save any money.
 
Thanks for that guys I was wondering could any of you who make there own send me a pic or two of the parts of the mech (if you want you could pm me) but if you dont it doesent matter seems i might buy 1
 
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