GALIL 2-Stage
FEEL WHAT YOU BECOME®
Coming Spring 2025...
DESCRIPTION
Along with HIPERFIRE being the first aftermarket company to make a Galil specific trigger, we decided to make a 2-stage version as well! Just for fun. The Galil family features the trigger tab found in our XAK T-series triggers (T1, T2, and T3) to accommodate the larger gap between the safety and the rear of the trigger for most AKs. The Galil has tighter tolerance than AK variants, so we were able to shorten the sear for a better trigger squeeze and improve performance. Galil triggers come with proprietary cuts to work in the 7.62x39, 5.56 NATO, and 5.45x39 Galil Ace Gen 1 and Gen 2 models.HIGHLIGHTS
- Two-Stage Trigger for All Gen 1 and Gen 2 IWI Galil Ace Models EXCEPT Large Frame 7.62x51 NATO Models
- Trigger and Hammer are trimmed and fitted for the various Galil ACE Gen 1&2 models
- Short 2+ lbs. pull weight (depending on user supplied spring selection)
- Crisp, distinct 2nd stage "wall"
- Clean, effortless break
- Short, positive reset
FEATURES
- Improved two-stage pre-travel, a.k.a. "creep"
- Lightened trigger pull weight through precision manufacturing and design, and lower friction coefficient (less drag)
- Flat trigger bow allows for the addition of our patented HIPERSHOE® (sold separately on our accessories page)
- Black, Mil-grade Parkerize coating for longevity
- Application: The new Galil series triggers are designed to fit Galil ACE Gen 1 and Gen 2, 5.56 NATO, 7.62x39, and 5.45x39 variants. These triggers will not work in the large frame 7.62x51 NATO variants. As always, we are here to assist, so if you have questions please contact us. Please read HIPERFIRE's Returns Policy for more information. We cannot make refunds or take returns on triggers that have been modified, unless you are instructed to do so by HIPERFIRE staff. We advise contacting us with questions prior to any modifications for fitment. Aftermarket safety selectors may or may not work and function with this application as well.
- Trigger Type: Two-Stage, Semi-Drop-In
- Pull Weight: 2+ pounds depending on user supplied spring, adjustable with HIPERSHOE
- User Adjustable: Yes, depending on user supplied spring
- Trigger Bow: Flat with HIPERSHOE available (sold separately)
- Finish: Black, Heavy Maganese Phosphate (mil-grade parkerizing)
- Companion Products: HIPERFIRE AK Pins, HIPERCOMP compensators, and HIPERSHOE
HIPERTOUCH ECLipse: “Just installed it today in my LWRC IC-SPR. Ran approximately 180 rounds. Fantastic trigger smooth as ever. I wanted to keep shooting but ammo was running low. A couple of fellas at the range thought it was a full auto. Mag dumps are quite easy and precision shots are even better. I did the research and I am really satisfied with my decision. Hiperfire is tops. Now I just need to get some bulk ammo. By the way installation was spot on with no problems. Hipershoe is fantastic as well. Thanks again Craig from PA.”
HIPERTOUCH Reflex: “I just wanted to send you guys a quick note. I very recently got into shooting 3 gun matches. When I say recently a fathers day shoot in Holmen, WI was the very first time I’ve ever seen a match. I built a sweet ar 15 with all the best components I could find-sparing no expense.
“I went with a cassette type trigger which I spent $285 on not counting shipping. I immediately had issues and called the company. Three days later no returned call and I was getting a little upset with them. I contacted one of their sponsored shooters through the web and he got them to call me the next day. They gave me some story about how the pin holes must be off or something, and if I sent them the trigger they would install a ar 10 hammer in it and somehow that would fix the problem. When I challenged them on how the pin holes could be an issue when its a cassette trigger- meaning one single unit. If the pins go in they must be aligned correctly- right? The guy got frustrated with me and went on about average joes building guns and knowing nothing about them. Needless to say I wrote them off, and haven’t sent the trigger back to them yet either.
“I was on the road for work and that next night when I got home I ran down to my local shop and picked up another competitors trigger- and dropped another $256 on my second trigger. This purchase put me at a total cost into this gun at over $3k. Again I had issues with it and couldn’t get it adjusted correctly. Having the Nordic/Vortex shoot the next day I was now getting a little nervous. My first major match was also going to be the second time in my life I seen a 3 gun stage. I ended up getting that trigger to work fairly reliably- at least much more than the first, and hit everything with loktite and went to bed. I didn’t get much sleep wondering if it would work or not.
“That next am I hit the road and headed to the Nordic/Vortex Trigun championship where I seen your table. I have never tried a Hiperfire trigger before but I think I tried everyone you guys had set up. It was really bothering me wondering if id get through the day without an issue. Finally at 7:30 am- 30 minutes before my first stage was to begin I asked your guy if he could guarantee it would work in my gun. Of course there are no guarantees but he was confident enough to convince me, so I ran to the truck and grabbed my rifle. He stripped it down, took out my trigger and installed one of your Reflex triggers.
“With about 5 minutes to spare I grabbed my rifle, jumped in the truck and headed to the range. The first couple stages didn’t go the best, but before the match was over I pulled it together a bit and ended up finishing 64th out of 124 in tac ops. I was pretty happy for my second match ever.
“I loved the trigger but when I got home I installed the 2 lb springs- and now I really love it!
“Last Saturday I once again trekked down to forest lake for a small 3 gun league match and did much better finishing up 6th out of 30 in tac ops. My rifle is now my strongest of the 3 guns and I attribute much of that to your trigger.
“I regret I never got their names, but the 2 guys working the table at the Nordic/Vortex match represent your company very well, and I would be proud as hell to have employees who were such strong assets as them.
“Again I just wanted to say thanks, and thanks for supporting these matches.”



