After years of outperforming expectations in the AR trigger market, HIPERFIRE has done it again, but this time with the AK platform. The AK platform is easily the second most popular MSR platform in the United States next to the AR. The AK is know the world over for its versatility, durability, and ability to operate in extreme conditions; the AK platform was the obvious choice for HIPERFIRE next set of innovations. To kick off HIPERFIRE introduction into the AK market, they are proud to introduce their new XAK trigger family. They took the same materials, heat treatment, precision manufacturing, and innovative designs that have proven themselves over the years in the AR products, and introduced them into this new family of triggers. You wont be disappointed. Traditional AK triggers are heavy with a TON of creep, and the reset leaves a lot to be desired. So why not upgrade to the brand that truly delivers? It doesnt matter if your AK sees random days at the range, tactical/duty use, competition, or only something to show off to your buddies, HIPERFIRE new family of triggers are the best choice available for any AK. Specifications for HIPERFIRE Xtreme AK Mark 2 Single Stage 2lb Short Pull Trigger: Manufacturer: HIPERFIRE Color: Black Finish: Parkerized Trigger Shape: Flat Trigger Pull Weight: 2 lb Hand: Ambidextrous Gun Make: Kalashnikov Gun Model: AK-74, AK-47 Gun Type: Rifle Condition: New Features of HIPERFIRE Xtreme AK Mark 2 Single Stage 2lb Short Pull Trigger Improved single-stage creep or pre-travel Lightened trigger pull weight through precision manufacturing and design, and lower friction coefficient (less drag) Flat trigger bow HIPERSHOE finger pad reduces the perceived trigger pull weight for a lighter feel, and offers 6 positions for adjustability to fit the users personal preference Package Contents: HIPERFIRE Xtreme AK Mark 2 Single Stage 2lb Short Pull Trigger Hipershoe
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Clary –
This is false advertising from the manufacturer at its best. This trigger is a modified Tapco G2 trigger. It advertises a 2lb pull, but it’s at least 5 pounds, and the reset is still long with significant trigger creep.Buy something else, this thing is not good. Sending it back.
Diamonte –
On BOTH WASR-10 (7.62mm) & WASR-M (9mm) requires HIPERFIRE Xtreme AK Safety Selector AKSLCTR or other adjustable safety selector. you can use your original selector but it will not engage safety. The trigger is to short to interface with safety selector. I have seen people using JB Weld or even a zip-tie to remedy this but I don't recommend this for safety reasons.On the WASR-M (9mm) specifically it requires you to cut/grind off one side of the hammer due to interference with the bolt on the safety/ejection side. You cannot use the original hammer due to it not properly interfacing with the trigger. Use your original hammer as a reference when cutting Hiperfire hammer. Additionally the WASR-M has a weird backwards pin retaining clip. You have to push/pull clip forward and remove hammer pin first. But…. Weirdly the hammer spring is under trigger pin on ejection/safety side of receiver. So pull the hammer up a bit and flop pin retaining clip sideways so it lays flat on floor of receiver. Then removing the trigger pin should be a snap as without tension the retaining clip no longer interferes with trigger pin. Reassembly is typical AK other than cutting off a bit of hammer as previously mentioned AND only one side of hammer spring will interact with trigger due to the springs design. This doesn't seem to affect performance however.In conclusion, this trigger is sweet! Short(er) reset, crisp & clean break with a light pull. However you have to factor in the cost of an additional Safety selector OR no working safety. Plus possible modifications to hammer if you have the WASR-M 9mm like me.P.S. Trigger shoe is plastic with sharp bits in all the wrong places. If I chose to keep it on I would sand or file it a bit (I didn't). Works, but doesn't inspire confidence.