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I'll chime in here since this is my area........... the stock CA m24 trigger assembly is awesome! Remove the safety and the attached pin, gives a smoother trigger pull, adjust the screw to set the amount of creep and you are good to go. It's fully made of good solid steel, only downside is the useless safety and the fact every screw needs to have a Loc-Tite treatment, but more importantly, the sear and sear block are quality steel as well. I ran mine for years at around 500fps, and for one game day had it shooting at 585fps w/.20g. Best it's ever shot, the configuration I stuck with the few last years I played, I was shooting around 397fps w/.20g, and my only load was 0.36g BBs, great range, excellent consistancy, something I never got with the higher velocities (trust me, anything over 430fps nets you little more than increased chances of flyers within the first 120ft or so of flight due to the increased spin rate the hop up puts on the BB, making it more sensitive to air currents.)
I went a few years with the stock CA hop up unit, changed to a PDI one, really no difference in performance, the PDI one was trickier to dial in due to two paddles instead of one.
Tightbore, I've never used a 6.01, only my Prometheus 6.03mm, but many have said the tightest to both going with is the 6.03, as the 6.01 starts causing issues due to the smaller tolerance and BB stability is affected as it travels down the barrel.
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