KEL-TEC KSG Aluminum Trigger

Bought this trigger and spring in hopes to achieve a 3 to 4 lb. trigger pull. Ended up with 6. So the positive side I suppose is that I ended up w/less trigger travel. That was a lot of work and money just for less trigger travel.

I was a little hesitant after seeing the installation video, but after a few watch throughs I was able to get this and the M-Carbo spring kit installed in my KSG and it's amazing. The attention to detail and performance are beyond my expectations. Light and clean break with a great look to boot. If you're willing to open the Keltec KSG "Sandwich" and get your hands dirty you will not regret it.

Nice solid metal trigger replacement. Easy to install using video instructions.

I had the brethren at MCARBO install this trigger on my new KSG as well as the aluminum followers, trigger spring kit, shell deflector, QD sling post and they removed a lock tited grab rail as well as the locktited QD post that I had installed and could not rremove, I also had the 30 minute polish work done in it. To say it is not the same shotgun is an understatement to put it plainly. The original KSG is a fine shotgun, so without insulting their good work I can say my shotgun has been uprgraded in ways that only the MCARBO CNC parts can do, IMHO. The pump action is smooth and snappy, the magazine feed is smooth and makes the weapon smoother and quicker for me. The trigger kit, well it is not the same weapon. The original factory pull and let off was a bit plastic feeling and heavier. I haven’t, measured the pull, but the feel is not too light, but is a lighter, cleaner, solid, snappy let off thing, now. As subjective as I am reviewing my shotgun I am quite pleased with the MCARBO parts AND the MCARBO install, it was worth the wait for sure.

 

Installed the aluminum trigger on my KSG. The MCARBO installation video was a huge help. Looks great and functions perfectly.

It got rid of almost all the take-up on the trigger and it's super crisp now. Installation was a pain in the ass but that's besides the point,

KSG's stock plastic trigger group - IN A BULLPUP - is exactly what you would expect: Not horrible but not great either. It simply gets the job done, every time. As a bonafide gun snob though, most all my polymer weapons end up with aluminum triggers. It is what it is. So the KSG underwent this surgery as well. It is now much better than the original, but no, I do not have the "3.5 pound trigger pull!", but alas, I do not care. It is indeed better than stock, better than most, better than the S&W by far, and the removal of the pretravel is worth the price of admission alone. There is so much that "could" be done with the sear engagement surfaces... but again, it IS a bullpup, and once you start fiddling with that sloppy geometry, you could easily end up with and unsafe weapon. Once you get inside the trigger group of the KSG you immediately realize how complex things are AND how well they did in the original design, with all that polymer and lanky linkage and springs. M*CARBO did an amazing job taking it up a notch!

The best trigger that I have, and I have tried many aftermarket parts, including zevo and pyramid.
Very pleased with mcarbo!