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The M14/M1A trigger is designed to be pulled in more of an upward direction.
The original trigger design is not user friendly when a pistol grip is used.
The M14 EBR trigger shoe is wider & longer, with more surface area.
The steel M14 EBR trigger shoe is designed with the correct angle
required to direct the trigger pull more to the back than up.
The tip of the trigger can no longer stab the tip of your trigger finger.
The trigger pull feels natural & lighter with the M14 EBR shoe installed.
On the new Gen II you will notice edges that are more rounded, and a notch at the top of the shoe.
The notch enables the back of the shoe to be machined in a way that results in uniform thickness for a better fit.
Gen II on the left -------- Gen I on the right
The official back story on the M14 EBR trigger shoe.
Gen I shoe pictured. The Gen II shoes lack laser engraving.
The original trigger design is not user friendly when a pistol grip is used.
The M14 EBR trigger shoe is wider & longer, with more surface area.
The steel M14 EBR trigger shoe is designed with the correct angle
required to direct the trigger pull more to the back than up.
The tip of the trigger can no longer stab the tip of your trigger finger.
The trigger pull feels natural & lighter with the M14 EBR shoe installed.
On the new Gen II you will notice edges that are more rounded, and a notch at the top of the shoe.
The notch enables the back of the shoe to be machined in a way that results in uniform thickness for a better fit.
Gen II on the left -------- Gen I on the right
The official back story on the M14 EBR trigger shoe.
Gen I shoe pictured. The Gen II shoes lack laser engraving.
