Ok, I'm going to replace the crappy trigger in my Bushmaster, I want one about 3 lbs, any ideas people?
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New AR Trigger
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The RRA two stage is a good place to start. I do not personally know if it can go to 3lbs, but I cant see why it couldnt.
The RRA two stage is a good place to start. I do not personally know if it can go to 3lbs, but I cant see why it couldnt.
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Depends on how much you want to spend and how good you are playing with the lower receiver parts. I've had very good luck with JP Enterprises triggers. But they require just a bit of know how with the system and how to fit the disconnector. A good drop in choice is the Timney trigger system. It's a drop in unit so as long as you can remove the pins and reinstall you're good to go.
Depends on how much you want to spend and how good you are playing with the lower receiver parts. I've had very good luck with JP Enterprises triggers. But they require just a bit of know how with the system and how to fit the disconnector. A good drop in choice is the Timney trigger system. It's a drop in unit so as long as you can remove the pins and reinstall you're good to go.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bsp212</div><div class="ubbcode-body">+1 on Geissele </div></div>
I love mine as well. They aren't cheap, but I doubt you would ever wear it out.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bsp212</div><div class="ubbcode-body">+1 on Geissele </div></div>
I love mine as well. They aren't cheap, but I doubt you would ever wear it out.
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http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=12&t=366464
This thread is pretty informative.
http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=12&t=366464
This thread is pretty informative.
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I have a drop in Timney 4.5 pound ( you can get diffent poundage) and I love it.....Crisp and sweeeet. I mounted it with KNS anti-rotational pins. I bought the Timney from JP enterprises for $195...? I think??? ...SmokeRolls
I have a drop in Timney 4.5 pound ( you can get diffent poundage) and I love it.....Crisp and sweeeet. I mounted it with KNS anti-rotational pins. I bought the Timney from JP enterprises for $195...? I think??? ...SmokeRolls
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I have a Gissele too, but what you want depends on what you want to shoot at. In other words, Gissele is a two stage and others are single stage. CQB? single stage. Service Rifle? Two-stage.
Go to www.zediker.com and open the section on triggers.
I have a Gissele too, but what you want depends on what you want to shoot at. In other words, Gissele is a two stage and others are single stage. CQB? single stage. Service Rifle? Two-stage.
Go to www.zediker.com and open the section on triggers.
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Go with a two stage. RRA is fine if you do your own tuning. Use a bolt hold open
spring in the disconnector and bend the trigger spring to taste or order a jp. yellow
spring. Set your first stage at 3 lbs and your second at 1.5. or visa versa if you so
please. Keeping at 4.5 lbs. over all will keep you legal in all competitions.
Go with a two stage. RRA is fine if you do your own tuning. Use a bolt hold open
spring in the disconnector and bend the trigger spring to taste or order a jp. yellow
spring. Set your first stage at 3 lbs and your second at 1.5. or visa versa if you so
please. Keeping at 4.5 lbs. over all will keep you legal in all competitions.
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Get a White Oaks Precision tuned RRA Trigger. You get a more crisp break than a standard RRA match trigger without the cost of the Geissele (but the Geissele is still a better trigger).
Get a White Oaks Precision tuned RRA Trigger. You get a more crisp break than a standard RRA match trigger without the cost of the Geissele (but the Geissele is still a better trigger).
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Smokin, that's a good idea. John Holliger at White Oak knows what he's doing.
Smokin, that's a good idea. John Holliger at White Oak knows what he's doing.
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If you want two stage, go with Geissele. They are the best and the owner provides top-notch service.
If you want two stage, go with Geissele. They are the best and the owner provides top-notch service.
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Timney 3lb, skeletonized trigger in my POF. A work of art; trigger porn. KNS anti-rotational pins are redundant and not necessary. Design allows for differences in lower specs.
Planning same for my Seekins lower.
Timney 3lb, skeletonized trigger in my POF. A work of art; trigger porn. KNS anti-rotational pins are redundant and not necessary. Design allows for differences in lower specs.
Planning same for my Seekins lower.
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I have a Timney 3 lb. trigger in my 3-gun AR built by MSTN which I have shot for a few years. Works great if you like single stage. As others have said the install is very simple and easy. I prefer the skeleton trigger myself. Here is a link to their website http://www.timneytriggers.com/
I have a Timney 3 lb. trigger in my 3-gun AR built by MSTN which I have shot for a few years. Works great if you like single stage. As others have said the install is very simple and easy. I prefer the skeleton trigger myself. Here is a link to their website http://www.timneytriggers.com/
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Have an RRA in an AR10 and really like it. One that hasn't been mentioned is Chip McCormick. Got about 1500 rnds on one in an AR10T, always felt good and been very dependable. Knock out two pins, drop in trigger grp, replace pins, go shoot....its that simple. Lot of good AR triggers out now.
okie
Have an RRA in an AR10 and really like it. One that hasn't been mentioned is Chip McCormick. Got about 1500 rnds on one in an AR10T, always felt good and been very dependable. Knock out two pins, drop in trigger grp, replace pins, go shoot....its that simple. Lot of good AR triggers out now.
okie
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Is McCormick still making triggers? I know they were hard to get for awhile. At the McCormick booth at SHOT this year they were pushing the AR Gold triggers.
Is McCormick still making triggers? I know they were hard to get for awhile. At the McCormick booth at SHOT this year they were pushing the AR Gold triggers.
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Ya know, I'm not really sure. I was told a while back by someone on here that they had stopped building triggers but then about a week later I saw them for sale at a couple places. Havn't looked lately.
okie
update: Every place I looked said out of stock or discontined so..............
Ya know, I'm not really sure. I was told a while back by someone on here that they had stopped building triggers but then about a week later I saw them for sale at a couple places. Havn't looked lately.
okie
update: Every place I looked said out of stock or discontined so..............
