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December 18, 2004, 19:56
I'm just wondering if there is enough interest in a group buy to save 20% on a trigger job and or set trigger job by Williams Trigger Specialties.
Here is their website: www.williamstriggers.com
And the price list is here: http://www.williamstriggers.com/page4.htm
As for the quality of their work, I had a set trigger done on my HK-91 about 12 years ago. I just put the gage on it and after several thousand rounds, the regular (non-set) pull is at 4 3/4 lbs with no creep and the set is just over two. For all of you who hate the HK/Cetme trigger, the standard job and especially the recontour is the cat's butt.
http://www.williamstriggers.com/contourtrig.GIF
Look at the site and see what you think. There are only a few guns that they won't work on. Here is the discount language:
We Do Offer A 20% Discount For A Complete Order Of 5 Or More Trigger Jobs. The 5 Triggers May Be From Separate Individuals But Must All Arrive In The Same Time Period Before Work Will Begin Or In Lieu Of A Trigger Assembly Not Being Able To Be Shipped At The Same Time, Payment In Full For The Work On The Trigger Not Able To Be Shipped, To Be Done At A Later Time. You Must Call WTS To Get A Group Number Before Shipping.
The way this would work is I will call and get a group number. I'd like to shoot for shipping in mid January. This won't happen until after the 1st. During the time frame they specify, you would send your trigger assembly, or in the case of an AR, the lower, or in the case of an AK, the barreled receiver, directly to Williams. They would ship directly back to you. I make nothing on this, and it's up to you to ship. I handle no money and Williams does the work. Now that's a group buy!
To be honest, I have enough work to send to qualify for the discount, but I thought some of you may like to get the discount too. Best of all, the turn around time is supposed to be 10-14 working days or less.
Post here, and we'll see if we get enough interest to do this, with the usual fallout rate.
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Here is their website: www.williamstriggers.com
And the price list is here: http://www.williamstriggers.com/page4.htm
As for the quality of their work, I had a set trigger done on my HK-91 about 12 years ago. I just put the gage on it and after several thousand rounds, the regular (non-set) pull is at 4 3/4 lbs with no creep and the set is just over two. For all of you who hate the HK/Cetme trigger, the standard job and especially the recontour is the cat's butt.
http://www.williamstriggers.com/contourtrig.GIF
Look at the site and see what you think. There are only a few guns that they won't work on. Here is the discount language:
We Do Offer A 20% Discount For A Complete Order Of 5 Or More Trigger Jobs. The 5 Triggers May Be From Separate Individuals But Must All Arrive In The Same Time Period Before Work Will Begin Or In Lieu Of A Trigger Assembly Not Being Able To Be Shipped At The Same Time, Payment In Full For The Work On The Trigger Not Able To Be Shipped, To Be Done At A Later Time. You Must Call WTS To Get A Group Number Before Shipping.
The way this would work is I will call and get a group number. I'd like to shoot for shipping in mid January. This won't happen until after the 1st. During the time frame they specify, you would send your trigger assembly, or in the case of an AR, the lower, or in the case of an AK, the barreled receiver, directly to Williams. They would ship directly back to you. I make nothing on this, and it's up to you to ship. I handle no money and Williams does the work. Now that's a group buy!
To be honest, I have enough work to send to qualify for the discount, but I thought some of you may like to get the discount too. Best of all, the turn around time is supposed to be 10-14 working days or less.
Post here, and we'll see if we get enough interest to do this, with the usual fallout rate.
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