Triggers range from the $89 EDT to the $279 nickel-boron coated Eclipse. Most of the triggers (the 24 series) come with 2,3, and 4 lb springs so you can chose the pull you prefer. These are designed so you can have a 2lb pull without the risk of light primer strikes,
There is no problem putting the 24 series triggers in the Sig MPX (or my own suppressed .45 Carbine) because hammer lockup is 50% faster than MILSPEC triggers.
The Hypercomp product line is interesting. The claim (and it's a big one) is that these are the best designed compensators available, with a weird form-follows-function design dictated by physics, and that these will outperform all other compensators on the market, at something close to a $100 price point.
It's a big claim, but they are very confident.
There is no problem putting the 24 series triggers in the Sig MPX (or my own suppressed .45 Carbine) because hammer lockup is 50% faster than MILSPEC triggers.
The Hypercomp product line is interesting. The claim (and it's a big one) is that these are the best designed compensators available, with a weird form-follows-function design dictated by physics, and that these will outperform all other compensators on the market, at something close to a $100 price point.
It's a big claim, but they are very confident.
