XAK® T3
$95.00
FEEL WHAT YOU BECOME®
DESCRIPTION
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 our next set of innovations. We follow up our XAK® Mark line of AK triggers with the Tabbed line up, denoted by the names T1, T2, and T3. They are identical to the Mark series with one very important feature addition, the trigger tab. Most AK platforms, other than Palmetto State Armory, have a larger gap between the safety and the rear of the trigger. The XAK T series triggers have a raised tab on the rear to cover this gap and provide a solution for those who use platforms other than Palmetto State Armory.HIGHLIGHTS
- Trigger tab feature makes it work with most stock AK safety selectors
- Single-Stage AK trigger
- Short 2+ lbs. pull weight (depending on user supplied spring selection)
- Clean, effortless break
- Short, strong reset
FEATURES
- 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.
- Nickel Boron coating for lubricity and longevity.
- Application: The new XAK T (tabbed) series triggers are designed to fit receivers other than those; such as Kalashnikov, Rifle Dynamics, Zastava, Century, and various others. As any true AK enthusiast knows, every AK is different and there is no way to guarantee which receivers a trigger will fit. HIPERFIRE has 2 different variants of AK triggers that cover the vast majority of AK platforms. We also make an adjustable safety selector to cover everything in between. 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: Single-Stage, Semi-Drop-In
- Pull Weight: 2+ pounds depending on user supplied spring
- User Adjustable: Yes, depending on user supplied spring and HIPERSHOE positioning
- Trigger Bow: Flat with black HIPERSHOE included
- Finish: Nickel Boron
- Companion Products: HIPERFIRE AK Pins and Safety Selector
HIPERTOUCH® Competition: “I picked up a Hyperfire [sic] from a prize table at a 3 Gun match. I installed it in my DPMS 308 that I use for 3 Gun in place of the JP trigger that was in it. What a difference. – The JP let off at 4.25 lbs and was clean and crisp. But in spite of the heavy-for-3 Gun pull, I had issues with it not setting off some ammo. Surplus ammo was the worst with about an 75% fire rate. Even Hornady Steel Match wouldn’t go bang. Actually none of the Hornady SM rounds would go off. They would fire in my M700 Remington however so it had to be a rifle issue. – After changing out the JP for the Hyperfire [sic], every round of every ammo tested fired. Surplus MG ammo that I had pulled from links even fired 100%. And no more issues with Hornady SM. Surprisingly, this ammo was now firing in a rifle with a less than 2# trigger pull. This is with the lightest (silver) coil springs installed. And because of that, my accuracy has improved. – I was so impressed, I bought two more Hyperfires [sic]. One is in my Tac Optics rifle and one in my Tac Irons rifle. – The Hyperfire [sic] has more take up than the JP and several other triggers I have tried. But when shooting rapidly, as is often done in competition, I tend to let off more than necessary to reset. For me, an AR trigger like the very short take-up/reset AR Gold trigger isn’t really a benefit. – I will continue to use the JP triggers I have in some other working and fun rifles because they are reliable and do the job. And since I am not sponsored by anyone and have to pay for my own equipment, I have to budget for those parts I want and spend wisely. But if I build any more competition rifles, especially ones that might be used in rapid fire, they will have Hyperfire [sic] triggers in them.”
HIPERTOUCH Competition, ECLispe: “I had be long waiting to get the courage to purchase (if I remember right) the hiperfire 24c. But when the eclipse came out the little voice in my head screamed “do it now”. Here’s the deal… Initial when I found hiperfire I thought the prices were insane. Like when geissele hit the civilian market and I first tried one I thought who the hell would pay that much for this. At that point I had started using rock rivers NM 2 stage cause it was reasonably priced and just as good. But the more I looked into hiperfire, the hipertouch series just looked down right innovative. Like I saw genuine inspiration in the trigger design (I mean the unit as a whole). Now that I have the eclipse with at least 1000 rounds on it I can say it’s well worth the price. I’ve had it in my 9mm pcc and my 556. No primer stands a chance. Flawless function. Everytime I pull it and reset I just think wow. This isn’t reinventing the wheel, it’s more like someone figured out how to put a drivetrain to that wheel. It really feels like the trigger does all the work. That leaves me free to focus myself on on other things. So I would say if you just like the feel of a light trigger for comfort alone, yeah $275 might be pricey. But if you shoot a lot, if you’re competing in any event, if you have issues with hard primers, if your reset is too long, if reliability is a must have, if you’re looking for something completely different out of a trigger….. These triggers are for you. Hot knife through butter is the feel on your finger and the results show down range.”
