Trigger bar for a firearm
AssigneeAgency Arms, LLC
InventorsRandy Paul Niswander, Michael Lee Parks
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Abstract
Systems and methods for reducing or removing trigger slack in a firearm are disclosed. In some instances, a method comprises positioning a plunger safety tab to a front end of a body of a trigger bar. The plunger safety is positioned more forward on the body relative to an OEM plunger safety tab. The method also includes positioning a cruciform coupled to the rear end of the body. The cruciform is positioned more forward on the body relative to an OEM cruciform.
Claims20
A method for reducing or removing trigger slack in a pistol, the method comprising:
- repositioning a plunger safety tab to a front end of a body of a trigger bar, wherein the plunger safety tab is repositioned towards the front end of the body of the trigger bar from a first position to a second position;
- and
- repositioning a cruciform coupled to a rear end of the body, wherein the cruciform is repositioned towards the front end of the body from a first location to a second location.
A method for reducing or removing trigger slack in a firearm, the method comprising:
- repositioning a plunger safety tab towards a front end of a body of a trigger bar relative to a first position of the plunger safety tab;
- repositioning a cruciform coupled to a rear end of the body, wherein the cruciform is repositioned towards the front end of the body relative to a first location of the cruciform;
- and
- angling a sear upward between about 0 to 20 degrees relative to a surface proximate to the sear on the cruciform.
A method for reducing or removing trigger slack in a pistol, the method comprising:
- repositioning a plunger safety tab by moving the plunger safety tab 0.04 inches forward towards a front end of a body of a trigger bar relative to a first position of the plunger safety tab;
- repositioning a cruciform by moving the cruciform 0.04 inches forward towards the front end of the body of the trigger bar relative to a first location of the cruciform;
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- angling a sear upward between about 0 to 20 degrees relative to a surface of the cruciform.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.