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Action Army AAC-C1 Steel Trigger Sear Set

Action Army AAC-C1 Steel Trigger Sear Set

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Action Army AAC-C1 Steel Trigger Sear Set — a steel sear set for the Athena’s trigger group. The part that holds the load, in the material that should be holding it.

Sear engagement is where a bolt action trigger lives or dies. The sear holds everything back until you ask it not to, and the surface doing the holding is tiny. Wear there is what turns a crisp trigger into a vague one, and eventually into one that lets go on its own.

This is Action Army’s steel set for their own rifle, which is the right answer for a trigger group under sustained load. What the set contains is not itemised by anyone, so we will not pretend to a piece count.

A trigger upgrade on this platform is worth doing properly once rather than cheaply twice.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Platform Action Army AAC-C1 Athena
Material Steel
Supplied as Trigger sear set
Manufacturer code C01-015
Piece count Not published
Pull weight Not published

Good to know before you buy

Handle the engagement surfaces carefully. A sear is a precision surface, and filing or polishing one without knowing exactly what you are doing is how a rifle becomes unsafe.

Reassemble and function-test before you load it. Dry-cycle the action and confirm the sear holds properly before a BB goes anywhere near it.

No pull weight is published. Action Army give the part and the material and quote no figure, so we are not going to invent one.

Athena only. It does not fit the T10, the T11 or a VSR.

Frequently asked questions

Why steel?
Because the sear is a small surface under a large load, and the surface is what wears.

How many pieces are in the set?
Not published. It is described as a sear set without a count.

Will it lighten my trigger?
Possibly, but no pull weight is quoted and a lighter pull is not the main reason to fit it. Durability is.

Is it a difficult job?
It is trigger group work. If you are not confident, have someone who is do it.

Does it fit the T10?
No. This is an AAC-C1 part.

💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: Function-test the action thoroughly before the first magazine. A trigger group is the one assembly where getting it almost right is worse than not touching it. More in our gearbox and trigger parts section.