Trigger time

[nf1e]

Nice rainy day so I thought some time in the shop was appropriate.
Installed one set of Shootingsight EBR trigger and lightened hammer in a USGI SA trigger group and a standard Shooting sight adjustable trigger in a Bula trigger group.
I enjoy visiting with Art at Camp Perry during my annual visit and always seem to have a few of his inventions follow me home.
This will make 4 trigger groups in the herd with his upgrades installed.
Can't wait to see what I " need " from his collection this year. Somehow I think a few more of his EBR profile triggers will be in order. Go Art.

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[lyman]

how do the Bula components (stock, not modified) compare to USGI stuff?

I have heard nothing but good about the receivers, barrels, but not much about the smaller parts and assy's

[nf1e]

As good or better from the dozen rifles I have put together using their parts. With today's technology it is reasonable to assume they can get closer to what is required.
I have used a bunch of parts kits from Orion, then CMP and more recently Dupage has had some M14 USGI parts kits.
Bula's parts kits have been spot on. They are currently producing everything except front and rear sight assemblies last I checked.

[nf1e]

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[lyman]

wow,
you perfected time travel!!! (6-1-2019):headbang:

(and yes, being snarky, I know that is euro or mil format dating!!):icon_lol:


nice looking components!!

[nf1e]

I still use this contraption for most of my triggers.

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[nf1e]

Just goofing off with the new trigger set up.
Ran 15 rnds from the mag in 15 seconds at 100 yds.
Max spread is 1.5".

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[lyman]

looks good!

like the jig too,

I learned the old fashioned way,

[nf1e]

Added a ShootingSight standard adjustable trigger to one of my 6.5 Creedmoor Bulas.

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[Bill E]

You sure have some neat stuff. Did not know about the adjustable trigger. Thanks much for sharing.

[nf1e]

You sure have some neat stuff. Did not know about the adjustable trigger. Thanks much for sharing.

Thanks.
The triggers are not cheap, but to get the most out of my toys, I find them as close to perfect as can be.

[p246]

Thanks for posting, not an M14/M1A guy but you always keep my curiosity peaked.

[nf1e]

Thanks for posting, not an M14/M1A guy but you always keep my curiosity peaked.

This is a good thing. Just one of my interests, but I do enjoy it.