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Would I be wrong to say stock Anderson trigger assemblies are problematic? Not trying to be a jerk. Just really looking to see if upgrading the triggers is a must with these.a friend tried to use his and it was a repeated failure. I put a upgraded one I had in mine in his AR and worked great .
anderson lpk one of the worse for me even out of the cheap kits, i rather have the kak lpk it's just as cheap has a better trigger and comes with enhanced trigger guard,them anderson triggers are awful
What is its pull weight?
These lpk's are great for the price.
Should I buy it for $45 ? Or a kak $36 kits ??
You tube has gone soft…. they show the LGBTQY crowd to sneeze glitter but GOD and ALLAH forbid you show how to assemble a firearm. IF WW2 was today…. we would lose because of companies like Youtube being pansies…..
If the trigger and hammer are stainless steel a magnet wont work on it.
i was looking for a double barrel build leeeel
you and the other guy are both right. these triggers are stainless steel with nickel boron coatings. you can buy kits with other coatings
I compared my Anderson BUILT LOWER to my PSA BUILT LOWER and I think my PSA lower receiver is a higher quality stripped receiver… Yep, I was worried about light hammer strikes with the Anderson Trigger too…
Best damn parts kit for the money imo. I love this trigger!!!
Can you do a tier list of trigger groups or different part, like barrel. Bcg. Tube.
Easily check if they’re SS with a magnet, stainless steel does not magnetize!
I’ve had problems twice with the Anderson lower parts kit, once the hammer was out of spec and on the other the disconnector was out of spec, once shame on me twice shame on you!
My only issue with the Anderson LPK is the front Pivot pin. Always stick a little harder than any other brand. The triggers are SS and have ALOT of creep. But for the price, they function just fine.
Anderson told me they are stainless steel.
I’ve built a lot of rifles with Anderson parts. They back up what they sell. Great company.
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How's the trigger and hammer compared to a normal mil spec trigger pack?
Installed new trigger if you can't get it reset what is wrong disconnect is installed correctly
I have used a similar lightened hammer before, I do not recommend them for use with NATO spec ammo. They sometimes strike too lightly, but that also depends on the hammer spring.
Ordered one of these lpks for a budget pistol build. First budget build, hoping this kit is as good as people claim for the price though. Excited to try it out.
Kotaboy32, first, thank you for what you do! I enjoy watching your vids. I bought one of these kits when I was building my 6.5 Grendel. Actually, my whole lower is an Anderson with a BCA complete upper. I looked at several trigger assemblies of significant cost. The store where I purchased from had the expensive triggers in mock-ups so you could try them, but I didn't like the feel. I went with this one. After the build I let some of my LE buddies check out my rifle and they were pleasantly surprised to find out I used a poverty pony trigger kit in my build. They thought it was something other than Anderson. When I got it to the range the trigger was very smooth with a guesstimated, 4 to 5 lb trigger pull right out of the box. I made a wise buy with excellent results. It really is an impressive kit for what I paid. Hope this helps! …and I'm with you, God Bless Our Men & Women in Uniform, as our troops deserve our support. I'm a vet myself and say, "The land of the free because of the brave", again thank you!
I love this product I use it all the time.
I got it and installed them in my Anderson lower. It is my 1st build.
Geissle all the way
Hay thanks for showing that I did not know that thay made that change in the hammer and trigger