Reliable Trigger for MP.X

[DVC502]

I just got an MPX and w0ndering what a good reliable aftermarket trigger is heard many horror stories about this Gun not liking most of them

[L3324temp]

I went with hyperfire. Before buying, I called them and was told they would warrantee it if it failed as long as it wasn’t modified. I don’t have enough rounds through it yet to really provide any feedback though.


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[SergioSF]

I messaged Hiperfire to confirm that their trigger is covered by warrantee in the MPX.

They told me that any of their 24 series works and is covered. 

I have the 24C in my carbine and the 24-3G in my pistol.

Both feel fantastic.

[phoenixsomd]

I messaged Hiperfire to confirm that their trigger is covered by warrantee in the MPX.
They told me that any of their 24 series works and is covered. 
I have the 24C in my carbine and the 24-3G in my pistol.
Both feel fantastic.

Check out Timney triggers. They just released an an MPX specific version.

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[Aircooled6racer]

Hello: I have over 3000 rounds through a Hiperfire 24C and also over 3000 rounds on a Hiperfire 24 3-gun. No problems at all. Thanks, Eric

[TRUBL]

I have a JP std trigger in both of mine.......zero issues and zero complaints

[Chillywig]

Hiperfire worked all last year no problems and a great trigger 

 

[Rolex]

Hyperfire 24 C- 

[Neomet]

My Hiperfire worked great.... for about 8,000 rounds.  Yesterday at the range it developed the issues one normally sees when triggers get beat up in PCCs.  I immediately removed the malfunctioning trigger and have replaced it with a new 24C.  

[2011BLDR]

19 minutes ago, Neomet said:

My Hiperfire worked great.... for about 8,000 rounds.  Yesterday at the range it developed the issues one normally sees when triggers get beat up in PCCs.  I immediately removed the malfunctioning trigger and have replaced it with a new 24C.  

I just look at the trigger as a consumable, the price you pay for a nice clean break. I got about a year  out of my B-GRF ( 10,000 rounds).  I replaced it with a SD3G that in approaching a year and 15,000 rounds however it is not showing any signs of abnormal wear yet.

[Neomet]

Yup, that is exactly what I do.  :-)  It is right up there with C-more modules and CZ slide stops.  LOL

Edited February 27, 2018 by Neomet

[NervousEnergy]

I'll jump on the Hiperfire bandwagon... got an Eclipse when they were on sale for slightly less than the normal 24 in January with a new MPX build and it's an amazing trigger.  Low end for failure seems to be around 4000 rounds, and high end 8000-9000.  That's between 6 months and a year for me at my current pace of just under a case a month.  Annoying to have to replace at that rate, but realistically as 2011BLDR puts it above it's a consumable part... buy ~6 cases of ammo on average and a new trigger.  ;-)

 

The issue seems to be the violence with which the hammer is driven back through the disconnector.  The stock trigger has a plastic bridge in place that I assume works as a cheap wear part to take the blow.  Not sure why it's so difficult for other trigger manufacturers to put in a similar wear part to take the impact, but I guess the return rate isn't bad enough for it to be worth it.  It definitely increases your roulette if you're at a major match that you spent $$$ to attend and you've got a 4K+ trigger in there... it's probably worth it to swap it out before you go if you don't have a complete backup gun to use.

 

The SLT trigger series claims to have solved this issue, and I'm interested in trying one if the Eclipse fails prematurely.  It doesn't use a disconnector... the hammer is just shoved out of the way by the bolt with crashing through anything.  It hasn't been out long enough to get a definitive read on it.  One early user in the MPX had failures at the 1000 round level, but SLT determined it was a manufacturing fault and not just the MPX beating it to death, and I haven't seen anyone else reporting an issue.  It's supposedly a great feeling trigger, but a hair heavier at 4# compared to the heaviest springs (lightest pull) of the Hiperfire (2.5-3#). 

[troupe]

Hyperfire hands down

[DVC502]

Thanks got a 24c 

[LowBoost]

Just got my MPX K and found out that Timney released their new MPX trigger replacement. This seems a new trigger instead of the ones that people were installing back in 2016/2017. Have anyone installed one of these yet? Do you guys believe that since this one has a steel bridge it will withstand the brute impact of the bolt or should it still be a given this is a wear part that will require replacement after several thousand rounds?

 

[SCTaylor]

Just got my MPX K and found out that Timney released their new MPX trigger replacement. This seems a new trigger instead of the ones that people were installing back in 2016/2017. Have anyone installed one of these yet? Do you guys believe that since this one has a steel bridge it will withstand the brute impact of the bolt or should it still be a given this is a wear part that will require replacement after several thousand rounds?
 

Shooting that in IDPA?


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[LowBoost]

Yes!