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Everything You Need to Know about V2 Speed Trigger by Aztech Innovations

 Aztech Innovations is a well-recognized company for producing some nice Speed Aztech V2 AEG CNC Aluminium Triggers which are developed in-house to improve trigger response by having a flexible angle, pre-travel, and over travel. These types of triggers instantly have become prominent among people as these let them take complete advantage of the immediate trigger response of the system so they are able to tear off double taps.

V2 Speed Trigger




Here are the main things that you should know about the Aztech V2 Speed Trigger:

Aztech Innovation's third-generation adjustable Speed Trigger is having numerous grub screw adjustment points for adjusting pre-travel, over-travel as well as the angle of the trigger itself. 

This two-piece design trigger is CNC machined out of a strong block of 6061 Aluminium. The CNC structure helps to make this trigger extremely lightweight as well as durable. The machine work is completed with sandblasting as well as anodizing, the trigger is specifically finished with chamfered edges and a textured flat face.

The adjustment can be done through two set grub screws, and a 1.3mm Allen key is there to modify the pre as well as post-travel. When put in a position, then you will require to remove as well as apply a medium grade lock tight to make sure the screws do not self-adjust and come loose.

And also keep in mind that this does not fit Leviathan Mosfets because of the proprietary structure of the Leviathan trigger design without changes to the Xtreme trigger. 

Another important thing to note for anyone who wants to install one of these triggers is that, as the trigger is flexible for over-travel, this is still able to over-travel and damage the micro-switch if it is not changed correctly.

AZTECH INNOVATIONS is here to offer you the best quality V2 Speed Trigger. This can be a great upgrade and we highly recommend it for anyone looking to enhance the responsiveness as well as the feel of the trigger.

https://aztechinnovations.com.au/

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