I am thinking of installing an Airforce super sear on my condor and talon air rifles. What kind of reviews do any of you aiforce shooters have to say about them. Are they worth the 40 bucks each?
Airforce super sear question
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man, the airforce trigger is good already, why would you spend $40 on something that's not needed? my airforce condor trigger is buttery light as hairballs coughed out from a cat (you know what i mean). spend your $40 elsewhere. i am sure you can get something for power mods and such.
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I installed Super Sear II's on a couple Condors (new style) a while back. Installation on the first one took a bit because I didn't take pictures of the trigger group before I took it apart.
Both rifles had fairly heavy triggers to begin with. The super sear made each one extremely light. It took me a long time to get used to the modified trigger. Once I was used to them, they were amazing. Very crisp and predictable break.
Installing the Super Sear also gave me an excuse to go ahead and take out the auto safety on each rifle.
If you do go ahead and purchase a Super Sear, make sure you order the correct one for your rifle. A rifle with the old safety with the red rubber takes the original Super Sear I. The newer style rifle with the triangle looking safety takes a Super Sear II.
For me, it was worth purchasing. I wasn't super happy with the stock Airforce trigger. The super sear made my rifles much more enjoyable to shoot.
Both rifles had fairly heavy triggers to begin with. The super sear made each one extremely light. It took me a long time to get used to the modified trigger. Once I was used to them, they were amazing. Very crisp and predictable break.
Installing the Super Sear also gave me an excuse to go ahead and take out the auto safety on each rifle.
If you do go ahead and purchase a Super Sear, make sure you order the correct one for your rifle. A rifle with the old safety with the red rubber takes the original Super Sear I. The newer style rifle with the triangle looking safety takes a Super Sear II.
For me, it was worth purchasing. I wasn't super happy with the stock Airforce trigger. The super sear made my rifles much more enjoyable to shoot.
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Can this go on a texan SS? Would enjoy a trigger that i don't need to put a hip into. AOA gives no support on aftermarket upgrades like this to ask.
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I dont know if it would work on the texan. Maybe try calling airforce and ask them if the trigger group / sear is the same on all their rifles.
The triggers on my talon and condor are fair, but i will try one to see if it improves anything.
The triggers on my talon and condor are fair, but i will try one to see if it improves anything.
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I have done the super sears on the newer condors and I removed auto saftey and installed a bearing for the mod , and trigger was sweet light and crisp after , you also remove I believe 1 spring and shorten other one
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Jwrabbit what do you mean by you installed a bearing for the mod? I would like to know more about this.
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