Custom Products / CP Trigger - Invert Mini - Sling Blade - Black

Custom Products / CP Trigger - Invert Mini - Sling Blade - Black

Marsoni

M251S

$29.95

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Custom Products / CP Trigger - Invert Mini - Sling Blade - BlackUpgrade your game with the new CP Invert Mini Roller Bearing Trigger. The CP Trigger uses spring return instead of the stock magnet return. This provides a much more consistent and smooth pull and return than the stock trigger. Also, the trigger uses a precision roller bearing to ensure the smoothest trigger pull you can have.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012