Yeah those are great and often overlooked triggers.When i wanted a hp, fast, light single stage, i went with jp set up with speed hammer. Ran beautifully
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Yeah those are great and often overlooked triggers.When i wanted a hp, fast, light single stage, i went with jp set up with speed hammer. Ran beautifully
I kid you not, I had about 6k on that set up before I sold the rifle. That trigger was fast with a quick reset and I never had a single issue. I usually only use the ALG ACT triggers for 'work' guns but if I did 3 gun or needed another super single stage, I'd get the same set up. I can say that was my favorite set up I've ever had and regret selling it with the rifle.Yeah those are great and often overlooked triggers.
I have CMC in every single AR I own plus the one I am finishing building now.
I put a full JP components trigger in two rifles:When i wanted a hp, fast, light single stage, i went with jp set up with speed hammer. Ran beautifully
How so? If you take them apart it's the same components with the only real difference being that the pin bore is narrower so that it fits in a housing. I'll agree that some housings are cup shaped and more likely to catch and retain junk and that the best modules will occasionally fail, but so can/will any trigger. I've seen quite a few triggers locked up by blown primers, both modules and mil spec type. Nothing is failure proof.Drop-in trigger modules are infinitely more fragile and can be sensitive to dirty conditions. Even the best modules occasionally fail.
Now that I'm looking at them, you're right -I stand corrected, sir. Not sure why I thought they were a different mechanical design? I do seem to read more reports of modules failing than traditional triggers, but completely agree that nothing is failure-proof.How so? If you take them apart it's the same components with the only real difference being that the pin bore is narrower so that it fits in a housing. I'll agree that some housings are cup shaped and more likely to catch and retain junk and that the best modules will occasionally fail, but so can/will any trigger. I've seen quite a few triggers locked up by blown primers, both modules and mil spec type. Nothing is failure proof.
Actually I like the SSP better than the TT diamond and the Calvin elite. Not a lot of trigger time with the ce though.By that logic the only reason to buy a SSP is because you're too poor to afford a TT Diamond, Timney CE etc.
I’m picking up one tomorrow to try out. I guarantee before its all said and done I will have my hands on every trigger mentioned in this threadI have quite a few cmc triggers and thats how i would go.
Elftmann’s are great. According to Art Elftmann himself, drop on triggers (triggers in a box), are inherently less reliable because of smaller spaces for crud to get stuck.I'm looking for a good single stage trigger for an Ar15. I'm not looking for a super light trigger pull as this will be going on carbines. I'm looking for a relatively short trigger press, a short strong reset, and reliability if/when dirty. Two-stage triggers don't meet the first two criteria. I have a few SSA-E and Larue MBT two stage triggers that I am moving away from for carbine use but would still appreciate an upgrade from polished mil-spec triggers.
Are drop in triggers as reliable as the more standard mil-spec trigger designs? If reliablity is there then I would consider drop in as well.
I remember when elfman came out, they had a failure or 2 at every 3 gun match I went to. I hope they got betterElftmann’s are great. According to Art Elftmann himself, drop on triggers (triggers in a box), are inherently less reliable because of smaller spaces for crud to get stuck.
I've got two of the 3 gun match triggers. It's pretty easy to back the adjustment screw out too far and cause failures to reset. Once I figured that out they became rock solid. I suspect that's what most people are doing wrong with them.I remember when elfman came out, they had a failure or 2 at every 3 gun match I went to. I hope they got better
As of a month ago or so they have a new adjustment mechanism that shouldn’t back out. Time will tell.I've got two of the 3 gun match triggers. It's pretty easy to back the adjustment screw out too far and cause failures to reset. Once I figured that out they became rock solid. I suspect that's what most people are doing wrong with them.
Only to your wallet.I have really got used to using two stage triggers.
I think this late in the game for me changing would cause problems.
That is what I did on one of my first builds.Yeah those are great and often overlooked triggers.
This is why I don't mess with adjustable triggers.I've got two of the 3 gun match triggers. It's pretty easy to back the adjustment screw out too far and cause failures to reset. Once I figured that out they became rock solid. I suspect that's what most people are doing wrong with them.
I have two RRA Match triggers that have been lightened to 3.5 and two MBT with JP springs. Both are identical in feel and performance and break like a single stage.If you can wait a few months, I don't think you can go wrong with Larue's MBT for $89. It is identical to the Geisseles. They used to use Geisseles in their rifles until they said screw it lets make our own trigger.
Edit: Prices went up I guess, they were $89 when I bought mine two or so years ago.
Forma tactical hammerhead 2/6 lb adjustable. I use them in all my ar’s. Come in either curved or flat. They are drop in, nice clean break and reset. Under 100 bucks.I'm looking for a good single stage trigger for an Ar15. I'm not looking for a super light trigger pull as this will be going on carbines. I'm looking for a relatively short trigger press, a short strong reset, and reliability if/when dirty. Two-stage triggers don't meet the first two criteria. I have a few SSA-E and Larue MBT two stage triggers that I am moving away from for carbine use but would still appreciate an upgrade from polished mil-spec triggers.
Are drop in triggers as reliable as the more standard mil-spec trigger designs? If reliablity is there then I would consider drop in as well.
Bet this would work https://velocitytriggers.com/product/steel-cased-ar-trigger/i appreciate the conversation so far men. Have any of you guys shot surplus 7.62x51 ammunition with any of the triggers recommended? I will be putting one of these in an AR10 rifle that only sees surplus.