Trigger

[andreys21]

I have Geissele SSA Trigger in one lower and a LWRC Enchancedd Trigger in another. I love the SSA, LWRC is just a slightly improved mil-spec trigger really. SSA are about $160-180. I've been itching to get one of Geissele's New Super Dynamic triggers. Can't go wrong with any Geissele trigger.

[Lunk]

I love my Chip McCormick. It is a unique drop in unit. Pop out the retaining pins and drop the new trigger in -super simple and great trigger feel. I use it for hunting and 3 gun competition. You can view them here: http://www.cmctriggers.com/Good luck

I'll second CMC. Put my first one in my 5.56. And just recently put one in my 6.8.

[bboswell]

Just dropped a Timney 3# single stage in mine and love it compared to factory.

[HandgunHTR]

If you don't mind putting one together, the JP fire-control group with the speed hammer is a good choice. I have one in my 5.56 gun and is very nice. Breaks right at 3.25# and no creep.

In my 6.8 I have a Timney drop in assembly. It too is great, breaking consistently at a hair under 3#.

Both are single stage.

I am in the process of building a 6X45 and I am going to give Bill Springfield a chance. I have a PSA fire control group that came with the LPK that I built my 5.56 gun with. I am going to send it to him to have him do his 3# work on. I will test it out on the 6X45. If it is good as everyone claims, it will stay there. If not, I will change it out the the JP and it can live in the 5.56 as I don't need that one to do precision work.

[krorie]

I like the Wilson Combat 3G. I am sure the other triggers recommended are fine too. I like the 3G because it has no creep, no grit and a positive reset, just drop it in and watch your groups shrink.

[Gotfour]

I have two McCormicks, one Wilson and a Springfield trigger job. While not the cheapest, for hunting I prefer the first two.

[SDDL-UP]

I got to try a cousins custom AR a couple of weeks ago, it had a Rock River National Match two stage trigger in it - I was quite impressed. I think this trigger will be in my future for my Barrett REC7 in 6.8, the factory trigger in it is pretty bad.

The Rock River had a reasonable amount of take-up but a very nice crisp pull ofter that. I think it would be an excellent choice for a multi-purpose AR. For a bench only gun I could see going to a dedicated single stage trigger, but not for 90% of users.

[prcharlie]

I have a couple RRA NM triggers and do like them. For a simple GIvsingle stage, the ALG ACT triggers are good but heavy.

[0311]

You can't go wrong with an RRA 2 stage post break-in/polish for the price.
I owned a CMC drop in and was unimpressed, quite a bit of creep for the price unless you're hammering the trigger and don't feel it. I replaced it with a Geissele SSA-E, which I will use for every future build of my own. (I am indifferent to 2 stage or single stage.)

[0311]

I prefer to buy a factory made trigger to having a gunsmith modify mine. Had a bad experience with a trigger mod and a slam fire. i figure the folks at Timmey have it worked out. On my high power rifles like 300 WSM - I prefer a factory adjustable.
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