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Wilson Combat AR trigger
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Re: Wilson Combat AR trigger
Can't remember or find who had the last post/thread.....but they seemed to really like the WC unit. Better than a lot of the other 'big' names in AR triggers.
Said it was very crisp, and easy to install. I'll repost if I find the write-up.
Can't remember or find who had the last post/thread.....but they seemed to really like the WC unit. Better than a lot of the other 'big' names in AR triggers.
Said it was very crisp, and easy to install. I'll repost if I find the write-up.
Re: Wilson Combat AR trigger
the wilson combat tactucal trigger unit.. is great.. as stated above.. there another thread asking basically the same questions..
www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2031461#Post2031461
if you read threw, you'll see that many like the wilson trigger..
the wilson combat tactucal trigger unit.. is great.. as stated above.. there another thread asking basically the same questions..
www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=2031461#Post2031461
if you read threw, you'll see that many like the wilson trigger..
Re: Wilson Combat AR trigger
I have a Wilson TTU Single Stage in my DPMS LR 308, very smooth trigger. No grit no creep, very short reset. Gives a very good smacking to factory 168 FGMM primers. The hammer is stong enough to take the pounding from a 308 BCG. Install literally took only a couple of minutes. The springs on the back of the unit set against the frame and keep thehammer / trigger pins from rotating. Also the trigger has a half cock position that if it " bump fires " the trigger system has a half cock position that keeps the hammer from striking the firing pin. Wilson also stands by thier products.
I have a Wilson TTU Single Stage in my DPMS LR 308, very smooth trigger. No grit no creep, very short reset. Gives a very good smacking to factory 168 FGMM primers. The hammer is stong enough to take the pounding from a 308 BCG. Install literally took only a couple of minutes. The springs on the back of the unit set against the frame and keep thehammer / trigger pins from rotating. Also the trigger has a half cock position that if it " bump fires " the trigger system has a half cock position that keeps the hammer from striking the firing pin. Wilson also stands by thier products.
Re: Wilson Combat AR trigger
I've had a Chip McCormick in my carbine for a few years and have really liked it......that is until I got to finger a TTU in a WC AR at the gun show last weekend. Needless to say I'm waiting for mine to arrive from WC.
I've had a Chip McCormick in my carbine for a few years and have really liked it......that is until I got to finger a TTU in a WC AR at the gun show last weekend. Needless to say I'm waiting for mine to arrive from WC.
Re: Wilson Combat AR trigger
I really like mine. It is smooth, crisp, short reset, best AR trigger I have tried. Install was very easy, only took a minute or two. It is well worth the price.
I really like mine. It is smooth, crisp, short reset, best AR trigger I have tried. Install was very easy, only took a minute or two. It is well worth the price.
Re: Wilson Combat AR trigger
ARgh, im deciding between this and the Gieselle SSA.
Any suggestions?
ARgh, im deciding between this and the Gieselle SSA.
Any suggestions?
Re: Wilson Combat AR trigger
I have had both and prefer the single stage TTU by a large margin
They are both very good triggers
I have no experience with the TTU 2 stage
I have had both and prefer the single stage TTU by a large margin
They are both very good triggers
I have no experience with the TTU 2 stage
