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·Anybody try the JP springs instead of a new trigger? What did you think of them?
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·I had a Jp trigger system in my last Bushmaster, It is a class trigger system but expensive. I would imagine that just doing the springs would be a good improvement.
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·I guess "expensive" is in the eyes of the expender. I have about $140 in my JP trigger/hammer combo. After a few thousand rounds, experienced some doubling. Trigger pull weight was around 2#. Mr. JP, himself, advised me to go with the factory Bushy hammer spring, which I did, and I'm muy happy, after a few thousand more rounds. 
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·I had quite a bit more than that in mine with the speed hammer springs and trigger, anti walk pins it ran about $230 mine was the 3.5lb set up and I never had a problem.I guess "expensive" is in the eyes of the expender. I have about $140 in my JP trigger/hammer combo. After a few thousand rounds, experienced some doubling. Trigger pull weight was around 2#. Mr. JP, himself, advised me to go with the factory Bushy hammer spring, which I did, and I'm muy happy, after a few thousand more rounds.
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·Maybe the price has just gone up a lot since I installed the JP trigger/hammer combo in my Bushy. It's been several years, and I bought the parts through Brownell's, with my trade discount. I didn't buy any anti-walk pins, as I've never had walking pins. :wink:
I checked the trigger pull many times, using an RCBS Premium Trigger Pull Scale. Never has pulled over 3#!
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·Mine was the 3.5 lb kit and when I tested it it never varied more than a ounce eiter way.
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·All depends on what you want. A bend in the stock springs will work, but if you want an awesome trigger, install all the JP trigger components. All of mine run flawless.
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