Gunhoho
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I was wondering if any one put an adjustable 2LB Jard Trigger on there S&W 15-22 with a slidefire? And does it work.
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Jard Triggers
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Majorlk
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Not with a SlideFire, but I have the 2 lb Jard in my 15-22. Excellent aftermarket trigger.
Scandalous Yandellus
Member
Here is a video of me shooting my 15 22 with slide fire and Jard 1.5 lb. adjustable trigger. I'm positive the 2 lb. trigger will work too.
M and P 15 22 / Slide Fire mag dump - YouTube
It works great! I have a sight, a forward grip, and a single point sling attached and the extra weight does not affect it. I set the trigger up where it has about 1/16" of travel before it breaks and it is a single stage trigger so there is a fast reset.
Easy installation if you are mechanically minded at all. Get it. You won't regret it.
M and P 15 22 / Slide Fire mag dump - YouTube
It works great! I have a sight, a forward grip, and a single point sling attached and the extra weight does not affect it. I set the trigger up where it has about 1/16" of travel before it breaks and it is a single stage trigger so there is a fast reset.
Easy installation if you are mechanically minded at all. Get it. You won't regret it.
Scandalous Yandellus
Member
One other thing about the Jard trigger and it's use in a 15 22 slide fire combo. The Jard comes with a plate that keeps your pins from walking out on you so there is no need to purchase anti walk pins.
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Scandalous Yandellus
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Try putting a little less forward pressure on it. I believe you might be pushing a little too hard and cancelling out the recoil.
I've had the same result a few times. All it takes is a little practice. My technique that works great for me is to grab the mag well and put my thumb behind it inside the trigger guard. There is not much room for both your thumb of your support hand and your trigger finger inside the trigger guard so your thumb and finger kind of bounce off of each other if that makes any sense.
Majorlk
Member
The factory 15-22 trigger is a single stage. The Jard is available in either single or two-stage.
Majorlk
Member
No, there is no plate with the Jard, not on any I have seen and none is mentioned in any of the documentation. None is needed. The pins are held in place exactly like the factory FCG.
There IS plate available for the Timney.
And the factory trigger is single stage.
Scandalous Yandellus
Member
Yep. I tried it at first without that plate and it will definately come out. And I'm glad I could help.
Majorlk
Member
It just dawned on me that you all are referring to the modular, drop in replacement Jard and not the regular mil-spec trigger.
Sorry for the confusion.
Sorry for the confusion.
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richeyo2
Member
I have a Jard two stage but it's on my .308
Factory trigger is single stage & probably what you'd want for a slide fire, not sure because I don't have one of them.
Factory trigger is single stage & probably what you'd want for a slide fire, not sure because I don't have one of them.
Scandalous Yandellus
Member
Here is the trigger I have.
Jard Adjustable Trigger AR-15 Small Pin .154 1-1/2 lb Single Stage
It doesn't say that it comes with a plate but it does. The hammer spring kept the trigger pin in place but the hammer pin walked out when using the slide fire. I put that plate in there and problem solved.
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