Dirty Bird Industries Reduced Power Trigger Spring - D094
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Introducing the Dirty Bird Industries Reduced Power Trigger Spring. Often times, stock AR’s come with Mil-Spec Triggers that can be cumbersome with an 8-9 lb trigger pull. That is where the DBI Reduced Power Trigger Spring comes in. The Reduced Power Trigger Spring has been proven and tested to reduce the pull weight of single stage triggers. Paired with the Dirty Bird Reduced Power Hammer Spring, a pull weight of 3.5-4 lb’s is not uncommon.
Features:
- MADE IN THE USA!
- Backed by the Dirty Bird Industries Lifetime Warranty!
If you are looking to increase the accuracy and performance of your AR, the Dirty Bird Reduced Power Hammer Spring is one of the cheapest and easiest upgrades you can make!
| Weight | 1 oz |
|---|---|
| MPN | D094 |
| UPC | 00810084371589 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
Customer Reviews
- Reviews
- Questions
- power hammer
- foxtrot mikes 9mm
- mil spec components
- Rattlesnake
- AR15
- group size
- modification
- usage
- release
- accuracy
US
Works well no light strikes
Worked well. No light strikes. I used the hammer same hammer spring as well Way easier trigger pull on my rattlesnake tactical poly lower with foxtrot mikes 9mm 5” upper
USDirty bird spring
This reduced power trigger spring paired with a reduced power hammer spring has made my group size shrink alot
US
Dirty Bird reduced power trigger spring
I installed the DB reduced power hammer and trigger springs and polished the mil spec components in my ar15 where they touch. Trigger pull is no longer gritty and it is much softer, as well as less travel to the release (it seems as I compared to an all mil spec system the same age and usage). I have not fired it at the range yet, but I’m betting that this will improve accuracy quite a bit. I must say that this is a very worthwhile and inexpensive modification.
