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03 Jul, 2017
JP Ent. 3.5lb spring kit
1 of 1 found this helpful This spring kit is worth every penny. The pull weight was not tested with a gauge after installation, but the difference was instantly noticeable when operating. I don't want to guess or speculate on the actual rate change, so I won't. What I will say is that after installation of the kit, and polishing of the sear surfaces, It feels like an entirely different trigger. The wife even noticed the difference, and on most days you could fly a pig across the room without her noticing.... All joking aside this is a great option if you are looking for a lighter, smoother pull but can't, or don't want to sink over $100 into a new trigger. Although it is not necessary, I strongly recommend having the sear surfaces polished as well, to remove some of the "crunchiness" and give it the smooth feel we are all looking for.
16 Apr, 2018
Milwaukee 2754-22 BADA$$ TOOL!!!
11 of 12 found this helpful I've been an ASE certified tech for over 20 years. I have always used mostly Matco and Snap-On tools, with some Blackhawk, SK, and a few others here and there. I can appreciate a quality tool, and I have thrown out brand new tools that didn't perform. I have Snap-on 3/8", and 1/2" air impacts, and a matco 3/8" air ratchet. They definitely perform, and they perform well. Lately I have been leaning toward battery powered tools for the convenience of no air hose, and the unlimited portability. So, I started with a Bosch brushless 1/2" impact, which is a very capable tool and I was somewhat impressed with it, until I bought this Milwaukee 2754... When the bosch stops, the Milwaukee is just getting started! I love the fact that it's 3/8", which is obviously the most commonly used sixe, as I don't have to keep track of an adapter anymore. Just like the air impacts, the 3/8" is my go-to tool. And just like the snap-on pneumatic impact, this tool has POWER!!! It's been a few years since I've been genuinely impressed with a tool, but this little animal is definitely just that. IMPRESSIVE! Nothing has stopped this impact yet. I've removed lug nuts, hub assemblies, control arms, ball joints, differentials, and lots more. Literally nothing has stopped this tool. My experience with cordless tools was that they were radically underpowered, until I started with the Milwaukee line. I now have a M12 Hackzall, M12 FUEL 1/2" hammer drill, M12 FUEL 1/4" hex driver, M12 3/8" ratchet, M18 1/2" impact, M12 FUEL 3/8" ratchet, M18 angle grinder, and now this M18 FUEL 3/8" impact. I love every single tool, and use them all frequently. The poor bosch just sits in the drawer now! LOL Seriously though, buy this tool, and you won't regret it. It is a very well rounded performance tool. Totally puts up a fight to the expensive brands. I'm still die hard Snap-on and Matco for my hand tools, but for cordless tools, I found my brand and will never buy anything else again! I'm die hard Milwaukee to the end! Thanks Milwaukee!!!
22 Oct, 2018
Curved crystal screen protector-galaxy S7
This screen protector is not curved, nor is it crystal. It is a film. The touch response is ok. Not poor, not great. The claim of full coverage is not true, but with a commuter case it works very well. My biggest issue is that it is a film, and not crystal, glass, or anything of the sort. It is a flexible, bendable film. I guess it's not a bad deal if you have the right case....I will have to see how it holds up to know for sure. It was somewhat difficult to apply, but seems to be holding well with no bubbles.