View Full Version : Solid vs 3-hole speed triggers
ajgranda
09-13-2010, 18:34
Hi,
Just want to see what you guys prefer. My vote goes to the solid long trigger.
flat trigger! :supergrin:
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e121/fourstardrift/DSC_1544.jpg
http://i38.photobucket.com/albums/e121/fourstardrift/Guns%20stuff/photo-4-1.jpg
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006827613_K6etv-L-1.jpg
hk_shootr
09-13-2010, 18:51
Three hole will work for me.
I see some here perfer a flat trigger. :upeyes: :dunno:
(dealer's pic)
http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad101/hk_shootr/EdBrownKobraCarrypic1.jpg
The short solid aluminum trigger is my favorite. :)
http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu81/ollituc/000_1868.jpg
http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu81/ollituc/012-6.jpg
22highcaps
09-13-2010, 18:57
I like the three hole look myself but the pics that the resident 1911 guru have posted are making me have second thoughts.
Glockdude1
09-13-2010, 19:00
This thread has "Quack" written all over it!!
Flat trigger.
:cool:
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006846583_Ly5tM-L.jpg
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006861990_pA7mB-L.jpg
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006881327_fdjmY-L.jpg
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006881327_fdjmY-L.jpg
:rofl:
I prefer long triggers, with a curved face, holes are optional, but all my triggers have them.
hk_shootr
09-13-2010, 19:53
Quack's gettin into my head,......:faint:
I'm kinda thinking of trying a flat trigger now. :wow:
Quack's gettin into my head,......:faint:
He's good at that. :supergrin:
if you try it, you may like it right away, or it may take a few sessions. I originally tried it on one gun, then when i was shooting the old trigger's i found that i liked shooting the flat trigger better. and after that i bought a bunch of flat's and installed them.
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006921035_98asd-O.jpg
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006939536_bz8ze-L.jpg
Hokie1911
09-13-2010, 20:17
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006939536_bz8ze-L.jpg
:animlol:
Dude, you have WAAAAAAY too much free time. :rofl:
:animlol:
Dude, you have WAAAAAAY too much free time. :rofl:
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
yep, just sitting here watching Hoarder's and thinking that's what Brian's house must look like, but only his is scattered with guns :rofl:
Hokie1911
09-13-2010, 20:18
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006939536_bz8ze-L.jpg
Yeah, that gets my vote. Harrison Extreme Service (M). :thumbsup:
Same thing with James, why do you think he takes pics with the guns in the mulch? no room in the house :rofl:
yep, just sitting here watching Hoarder's and thinking that's what Brian's house must look like, but only his is scattered with guns :rofl:
:supergrin:
Same thing with James, why do you think he takes pics with the guns in the mulch? no room in the house :rofl:
Very true ;)
Hokie1911
09-13-2010, 20:25
"You don't know the POWER of the flat trigger!"
http://www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/47689/1216912645/DuckVader3.jpg
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006961748_ZxgfZ-L.jpg
"You don't know the POWER of the flat trigger!"
http://www2.b3ta.com/host/creative/47689/1216912645/DuckVader3.jpg
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
How about an SV interchangeable trigger? Just change the insert, go from flat to curved to top curve, etc.
:cool:
http://www.pollardfamily.net/al/svopen.jpg
BTW, does this carpet qualify for the BCC??
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1006861990_pA7mB-L.jpg
yummmmyyyy :rofl:
Dude...I know that you miss my cookies.
Forget the cookies, I've gone cheesecake.
Hokie1911
09-13-2010, 20:44
yummmmyyyy :rofl:
COTEFT #2. :animlol:
hk_shootr
09-13-2010, 21:12
Hmmmm, I'm just not sure about this flat trigger idea. :dunno:
http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad101/hk_shootr/EdBrownKobraCarryflattrigger.jpg
http://photosbydon.smugmug.com/photos/1004742889_CeZRP-XL-1.jpg
Flat triggers are for "special needs" shooters.
The short solid aluminum trigger is my favorite. :)
Same... when I have a choice. Otherwise, I'll run what's in the gun as long as it works. My Kimber Compact I still has the original plastic trigger because it works well and I just have not gotten around to it.
http://lh5.ggpht.com/_4xrAuaGHkLI/THQggdoTQzI/AAAAAAAADmg/zNiddOG9LM4/s800/Kimber%20Compact%20I007%20%28Large%29.jpg
Tactical black
09-14-2010, 01:07
After riding this thread I'm sure I don't want a flat trigger :whistling: :rofl::rofl:
Les Baers with solid curved triggers is gotta be where it's at. :supergrin:
Hmmmm, I'm just not sure about this flat trigger idea. :dunno:
http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad101/hk_shootr/EdBrownKobraCarryflattrigger.jpg
:rofl:
ajgranda
09-14-2010, 05:48
Hmmmm, I'm just not sure about this flat trigger idea. :dunno:
http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad101/hk_shootr/EdBrownKobraCarryflattrigger.jpg
Not a fan of that flat trigger either. :wow:
glock2740
09-14-2010, 08:04
I'm a 3 hole/skeletonized trigger guy all the way. I even had GC put a 3 hole on my No Name that they're building.
Hokie1911
09-14-2010, 08:23
Hmmmm, I'm just not sure about this flat trigger idea. :dunno:
http://i926.photobucket.com/albums/ad101/hk_shootr/EdBrownKobraCarryflattrigger.jpg
That looks like someone jammed a stick of Juicy Fruit in there. :whistling:
Agent6-3/8
09-14-2010, 09:17
I can live with the 3 hole, but I greatly prefer the solid.
3 holes...great in women, bad in triggers. :animlol:
Cerebrus
09-14-2010, 09:27
:laughabove:
hk_shootr
09-14-2010, 09:54
That looks like someone jammed a stick of Juicy Fruit in there. :whistling:
A graphic artist I am not. :dunno:
3 holes...great in women, bad in triggers. :animlol:
Human Capital will be contacting you shortly to schedule your company mandated sensitivity training.
Did I hurt the triggers feelings?
hk_shootr
09-14-2010, 10:16
Did I hurt the triggers feelings?
They can always file a report. :whistling:
http://www.blackfive.net/files/hurt-feelings-report-da_form_imt_wf1.pdf
ajgranda
09-14-2010, 10:17
3 holes...great in women, bad in triggers. :animlol:
I don't usually laugh out loud at these posts, but :rofl:.
I prefer solid triggers . Flat or rounded .
I prefer solid, with a fixed and pre fitted overtravel stop. No screw in overtravel stops. That is the one thing I want to change aobut my Springfield Custom.
glock2740
09-14-2010, 11:39
3 holes...great in women, bad in triggers. :animlol:
I had thought about that one too. :supergrin:
3 holes...great in women, bad in triggers. :animlol:
:uglylol:
:supergrin:
wingwlkr
09-14-2010, 12:10
Commander progressing nicely. Chose long solid Harrison.
hk_shootr
09-14-2010, 12:16
Commander progressing nicely. Chose long solid Harrison.
Now I really like that! :thumbsup:
All of my carry pistols have the STI long carbon trigger. It's just what I like. :cool:
Sarge
http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh281/sarge43_pics/grips%202/BBPortpolished.jpg
Personally I am sick of the three holed fake Videki triggers.
Everyone makes one, and almost every gun can be found with one.
Different is nice.....
ajgranda
09-14-2010, 18:33
Commander progressing nicely. Chose long solid Harrison.
Maybe its the angle, but that looks like a med length trigger to me. :dunno:
wingwlkr
09-14-2010, 18:43
Maybe its the angle, but that looks like a med length trigger to me. :dunno:
Good point. It is shorter. But, I suppose with custom gunsmiths (artist really at this level) one mans long is another mans medium. In any case John Harrison calls this one his long trigger. I think it's a beaut.
I was hesitant to order the long trigger, because if it had been as long as some I've seen photos of, it would have been too long for me. As it turns out, it is exactly what I was hoping for.
Not trying to steal the thread but since those photos were taken, the slide stop pin has been recessed, and the front strap serrated 20 lpi.
It's off at the refinisher's now.
Commander progressing nicely. Chose long solid Harrison.
Looks more like a medium length. :dunno:
oops, someone beat me to it.
Did I hurt the triggers feelings?
:supergrin:_:supergrin:_:supergrin:
asiparks
09-14-2010, 22:09
solid and long....
Harrison's IonBonded Long smooth trigger:
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100160/_MG_9038/web.jpg
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100355/IMG_9868/web.jpg
or Grieder's long solid:
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100355/IMG_0874/web.jpg
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100355/CIMG0028/web.jpg
bluelineman
09-14-2010, 22:49
They can always file a report. :whistling:
http://www.blackfive.net/files/hurt-feelings-report-da_form_imt_wf1.pdf
:rofl:
pack-indy
09-15-2010, 01:00
All of my carry pistols have the STI long carbon trigger.
Same here except its the short version.
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u5/writingkyle/IMG_6594-2.jpg
solid and long....
Harrison's IonBonded Long smooth trigger:
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100160/_MG_9038/web.jpg
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100355/IMG_9868/web.jpg
or Grieder's long solid:
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100355/IMG_0874/web.jpg
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100355/CIMG0028/web.jpg
Very nice :)
ajgranda
09-15-2010, 05:47
Seems to me that many of the full custom shops are going with solid triggers.
Seems to me that many of the full custom shops are going with solid triggers.
They'll pretty much give you whatever trigger you want.
That said, I ordered my soon-to-be-delivered Morris Custom with a short solid aluminum trigger. They are now my favorite.
In years past, I actually preferred the 3-hole and other skeletonized triggers, but not now. :dunno:
Hokie1911
09-15-2010, 07:39
Any gun I own from here on out will be wearing a Harrison trigger. Love the solid look and the feel of his.
Any gun I own from here on out will be wearing a Harrison trigger. Love the solid look and the feel of his.
Solid triggers are certainly coming back in a big way. :)
ajgranda
09-15-2010, 08:19
Yeah, I personally love when the solid trigger matches the finish with the rest of the gun. Like the SS CQB I ordered. :supergrin:
Hokie1911
09-15-2010, 08:20
Solid triggers are certainly coming back in a big way. :)
Thought about having Brown put a solid one in my build, but opted for a Gen3 skeletonized....and will probably switch it to a Harrison.
I am a huge fan of the now rarely seen short a1 length trigger- long fingers can reach anything but short fingers have a hard time reaching the long triggers. The Army amtu book on pistol shows only the tip of the finger should be hitting the trigger-the rest of the finger should not be contacting the fram at all- this is near impossible with the currently popular long trigger- remember the long trigger was ditched in like 1923 when the military realized the short one was better. I wish the long wasn't so dam popular- it is near impossible to find a 1911 with a short trigger anymore
I am a huge fan of the now rarely seen short a1 length trigger- I wish the long wasn't so dam popular- it is near impossible to find a 1911 with a short trigger anymore
My next custom will have short trigger, albeit it will be aluminum.
I am a huge fan of the now rarely seen short a1 length trigger- long fingers can reach anything but short fingers have a hard time reaching the long triggers. The Army amtu book on pistol shows only the tip of the finger should be hitting the trigger-the rest of the finger should not be contacting the fram at all- this is near impossible with the currently popular long trigger- remember the long trigger was ditched in like 1923 when the military realized the short one was better. I wish the long wasn't so dam popular- it is near impossible to find a 1911 with a short trigger anymore
I agree. First and foremost, I want a short trigger. After that, doesn't matter too much if it's flat, curved, holes, or solid.
ajgranda
09-15-2010, 09:22
I agree. First and foremost, I want a short trigger. After that, doesn't matter too much if it's flat, curved, holes, or solid.
I'm the exact opposite. I must be so used to double stacked thick semi autos even my Med hand needs the long trigger.
Johan Beer
09-15-2010, 12:22
I prefer solid flat.
I prefer solid flat.
:yourock::devildance::number1::elephant::perfect10::snoopy:
solid and long....
Harrison's IonBonded Long smooth trigger:
http://gallery.me.com/asiparks/100160/_MG_9038/web.jpg
That black trigger looks awesome!
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