EXPERT ALU TRIGGER, DROP-IN, SF
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This has been discussed in the past:
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Read it all the way through, from the first post to the last. Take a look at all the posts in page 6 especially. Ask yourself if you really want this trigger in any pistol in your possession. I can put out detailed instructions as to how to get the same results with the factory trigger, but I will not under any circumstances because I am completely against modifications like this. Here's why:
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If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
NEW - PPQ “Expert” modular trigger by Walther
Just saw it on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/Buy28ezgWZQ/ Compatible with both steel and polymer framed PPQs, adjustable pre-travel, over-travel, and weight. Also different trigger shapes. Flat/curved. Pretty exciting!
www.waltherforums.com
Read it all the way through, from the first post to the last. Take a look at all the posts in page 6 especially. Ask yourself if you really want this trigger in any pistol in your possession. I can put out detailed instructions as to how to get the same results with the factory trigger, but I will not under any circumstances because I am completely against modifications like this. Here's why:
Necessity for a drop safety on the trigger
I just watched this linked video out of curiosity, and there was one section I thought I'd bring up on this forum. I've been on this forum for around 12 years now, and I've explained the purpose of the "lever" on the trigger and why it is important on the design of most striker fired pistols...
www.waltherforums.com
If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
The two current importers that I know of, of Walther products, are Walther Arms, and Earl from ERS. Neither of them have this trigger available. The fact that they could bring them over, but choose not to, says a lot. I don't think you understand how dangerous this trigger makes this pistol. A FTRB malfunction could result in a KB with the pistol firing out of battery. The pistol can easily go full-auto (I won't explain how so please don't ask). A drop from 18" high, or an impact from the rear could result in a discharge. Etc.
My suggestion would be to go with any other aftermarket trigger for these pistols. All of the alternatives available come with a drop safety on the trigger, and do not depress the firing pin block.
My suggestion would be to go with any other aftermarket trigger for these pistols. All of the alternatives available come with a drop safety on the trigger, and do not depress the firing pin block.
I would love to have this discussion with you and your friends. I guarantee you that the concerns are real.
As to your friends shipping this item to you here, I'd suggest researching whether or not you could get yourself and your friends in trouble, before possibly getting yourself in trouble after so much as loading a pistol with this trigger installed being as mechanically unsafe as it is.
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Why do you want that trigger system as opposed to the safe alternative(s)? While Walther never admitted to it I believed they knew that trigger assembly could easily be used or identified as a "potential" component for a machine gun firearm?? That would put them directly in the ATF sights.
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