CMC launches new 9mm PCC trigger

[jackson923]

On 8/20/2018 at 12:08 PM, stick said:

It looks almost like a re-brand of their AR trigger.  I didn't see anything that lead me to believe it's an entirely new model.

 

Yes it’s modeled after their 3.5 lb straight drop in trigger.  This PCC trigger is also 3.5 lb with a slightly longer hammer if I remember correctly.  Awesome trigger for the money.  Chris Wiesemann did some testing and evaluation with no issues on this before CMC put it on the market. 

Edited September 2, 2018 by jackson923

[stick]

3 hours ago, jackson923 said:

 

Yes it’s modeled after their 3.5 lb straight drop in trigger.  This PCC trigger is also 3.5 lb with a slightly longer hammer if I remember correctly.  Awesome trigger for the money.  Chris Wiesemann did some testing and evaluation with no issues on this before CMC put it on the market. 

Thank you for the update

[Startingover]

 I am looking for an update on the CMC trigger now that it's been out a while.

 

What do you think?

 

I need to buy another trigger to finish my other gun, and I am happy with my Elftmann, but there is $80ish difference in price,and I can use that money for a charging handle.

[tk4]

On 8/30/2018 at 5:59 PM, PacMan said:

Only if someone would make one for my Scorpion at that price

Are there any good 4lb or lower trigger options out for the Scorpion yet.  This is the only thing that keeps me from getting one.

[Sigarmsp226]

I have been running this trigger  on my PSA AR for about 4 months now and it has run flawlwss....  I started with the CMC standard  trigger but I was having incosistant results (double fire cycles and  trigger reset issues). Dropped this system in and it has run flawless...Mark

[Startingover]

54 minutes ago, Sigarmsp226 said:

I have been running this trigger  on my PSA AR for about 4 months now and it has run flawlwss....  I started with the CMC standard  trigger but I was having incosistant results (double fire cycles and  trigger reset issues). Dropped this system in and it has run flawless...Mark

Thanks for the update!

 

Anyone else?

[PacMan]

On 1/3/2019 at 6:52 AM, tk4 said:

Are there any good 4lb or lower trigger options out for the Scorpion yet.  This is the only thing that keeps me from getting one.

 

The only game in town that I know of is CZ Custom, but don't have any experiences with it so can't say if it is worth the $.  Not sure if such is even in production anymore from CZ Custom.

 

Edited January 20, 2019 by PacMan

[3rdgear]

Anyone here try out the CMC 9mm trigger with a 22LR bolt and/or a 223 bolt? Any issues? 

really bummed that none of my Geiselles work with the faxon bolt 

[greatlakes08]

CMC trigger is the bet for reliability IMO. It is not the softest pull but it has a nice clean single stage break and has not let me down after at least 2000 rounds.

[usmcchet9296]

I have a .22 rifle with a CMC and a centerfire with a CMC and they are great. 

[copterdrvr]

I talked  to the owner of CMC and he made me a 2.5 pound, straight trigger for my PCC and it is AWESOME! No reset issues and have not had any kind of failure of the rifle in over 700 rounds of all KINDS of ammo.  I have a 3.5 lb CMC in my other PCC and it has been exactly the same-no reset issues, works every time I pull the trigger.  The 3.5 lb trigger is in a left hand Stag and the 2.5 lb trigger is in a gun I built myself using an inexpensive ABC upper and bolt and a FM9 lower.  Couldn't be happier with CMC.

[Startingover]

On 1/2/2019 at 6:29 AM, Startingover said:

 I am looking for an update on the CMC trigger now that it's been out a while.

 

What do you think?

 

I need to buy another trigger to finish my other gun, and I am happy with my Elftmann, but there is $80ish difference in price,and I can use that money for a charging handle.

Update

I now have the CMC in both guns, and the Elftmann is out.

[ARBilly]

I've been running the CMC 9mm trigger in my build for about 200-250 rds. I just checked the pull with my RCBS gage @ 3.25 lbs. Over travel is near nothing with a short but tactical reset. So far I'm not seeing any unusual wear from using this trigger. I'm holding the trigger group in with KNS non rotating pins. 

[Styro]

I've used that trigger, but it feels like a toothpick under the trigger finger. Not a controllable comfortable feel for my liking. 

[PriklyPete]

On 8/20/2018 at 10:08 AM, stick said:

It looks almost like a re-brand of their AR trigger.  I didn't see anything that lead me to believe it's an entirely new model.

The basic difference is in the width of the hammer, everything else appears to be the same. I just ordered one from Primary Arms for a 9mm build.

[ltdmstr]

I had one in my JP, sold it, tried a couple different brands, then went back to the CMC.  It's not the lightest, but it's super smooth with a nice, clean break and positive reset.  And 100% reliable.

[laz2011]

I use one in my PCC, it is a great trigger .breaks clean reliable.  Great company to deal with .

[ampleworks]

About 15K through one so far and zero reliability issues. I do wish I could get a lighter one though. Every now and then you can get one on /r/gundeals for about $100.

[caspian guy]

Put one in a pcc that wouldn't work with other triggers I had tried. Has worked perfectly for several thousand rounds so far.

[OPENB]

I have one in my SBR lower that splits time between 9mm and 223, and works great with both calibers. Great trigger for the price.

[HRider]

On June 24, 2020 at 3:35 PM, caspian guy said:

Put one in a pcc that wouldn't work with other triggers I had tried. Has worked perfectly for several thousand rounds so far.

 

On June 25, 2020 at 8:29 AM, OPENB said:

I have one in my SBR lower that splits time between 9mm and 223, and works great with both calibers. Great trigger for the price.

Glad to know that y'all's are working good. Mine just arrived this morning, I installed it and it feels really good! I am anxious to get to the range and really try it out. 

Hurley