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Hammer, Sear & disconnector?


mikeg

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I am planning to move from production to standard division. I am going the way of custom built 40 caliber, a gunsmith here in the Philippines suggested some brands for each part that I have to buy. My question is that should the Hammer, sear and disconnector come from same manufacturer. The GS suggested Hammer & sear from STI disconnector Ed Brown. Any comments?

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They do not have to be from the same manufacturer. The gunsmith will do his magic and have all the parts fit together properly.

I personally like the Koenig hammer with the Cylinder and Slide sear and disconnector.

Basically, get whatever floats your boat (you can find a really cool SVI hammer here in Brian's store) and is in your price range.

Ray

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They dont have to be from the same manufacture.

Cylinder and Slide makes a nice set ready to go. Their sear doesnt have the extra relief angle, but still works great without it. I think they sell for around $150, but that might save you some labor costs of fitting the other parts together (aka triggerjob).

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I just put together a sweet trigger package on my Springfield I'm working up for the Single Stack Classic, and it sounds like 300lbGorilla and I have similar tastes:

Koenig premium match hammer (by EGW)

EGW hard sear

Briley disconnector

Nowlin sear spring

Wolf 17# mainspring

STI titanium hammer strut

In my case, these parts did not quite drop in...after cutting the sear relief angle and tuning the sear, I still had some creep. So I gave the hammer a few passes with the stone, stuck the sear in my Ed Brown jig and gently re-cut the sear, re-did the relief angle, boosted it twice, and now I have a perfectly reliable 2-pound trigger (I don't care to go any lighter on this gun) that is nice and crispy and just right for me.

Have fun--with the high-quality aftermarket parts on the market today, trigger jobs these days are so much easier than they used to be.....

Mike

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