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Re: 98 hammer lug

In Reply to: 98 hammer lug posted by Angry_Hippie on November 25, 2002 at 22:16:03:

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Posted by:
Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on December 09, 2002 at 13:16:09

g3pb.com has the square AND hard to find tapered sear lug replacements.
About $5 each. If you have a stock sear, go with the tapered. It will lighten your trigger pull considerably. They also have the Madman spring sets for about $12-15.
Are you an old hippy like me? Couldn't help but notice the handle.

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: g3pb.com has the square AND hard to find tapered sear lug replacements. : About $5 each. If you have a stock sear, go with the tapered. It will lighten your trigger pull considerably. They also have the Madman spring sets for about $12-15. : Are you an old hippy like me? Couldn't help but notice the handle.

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