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[#1]
Got and installed it today. Really nice feel can't wait to shoot it Didn't get a beverage opener freebie though Maybe next time.
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[#2]
Do I smell Black Friday Sale?
Im down for 2MBTs |
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[Last Edit: ChiefStealth]
[#4]
Trigger arrived today. Easy installation. Using standard springs. Function check 100%. Hit the range tomorrow.
Edit: did not make it to the range, so no shooting review, yet. Dry fire is very crisp. A bit too much slop take up. I can eliminate that, easy. |
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[#5]
Ordered on and just installed it in the new build for my 16" Stealth bbl won in the Cali give-away (THANKS MARK & LaRue Family!!!)
WOW - just WOW! I have read all the hype - and I firmly believe this trigger is easily worth twice the price. Crisp and smooth (sort of like crunchy peanut butter and jelly). Your engineers and R&D team are going to cost me some coin as this will be my go-to trigger. |
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[#6]
Just finished installing my first LaRue Trigger, in the first AR I have ever owned.
It was a snap to install. I'll hit Ben Avery this weekend and test it out. LaRue MBT, and they sent me Dillo Dust, stickers, lots of great swag! Thanks Mark! My colt 6920 is ready to go for my first Carbine Course here in Phoenix this December. Man there is a huge difference between the stock Colt trigger and the MBT. its amazing |
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[#7]
I am dying to see what black friday holds. My card is ready to go!!!
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Sweet baby Jesus on fire. Gonna need a damn lawyer and a miracle to pull my ass outta this.
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[#8]
I have read a lot of things about this trigger regarding pull weights. Is the "Heavy" spring really 6#, or is it 4.5#? Is the standard spring 3.5#, or is it 4.5#? It seems every other review states one or the other.
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[#9]
Originally Posted By JohnDough:
I have read a lot of things about this trigger regarding pull weights. Is the "Heavy" spring really 6#, or is it 4.5#? Is the standard spring 3.5#, or is it 4.5#? It seems every other review states one or the other. View Quote It is all relative to who and how it is measured. What really matters is feel. Depending on spring, an MBT replaces an SSA and a SSA-E. |
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[#10]
I'll be picking up an MBT with a PredatAR barrel next week. First time with a two-stage trigger, how is the reset on them?
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[#11]
Originally Posted By PainKillaX:
I'll be picking up an MBT with a PredatAR barrel next week. First time with a two-stage trigger, how is the reset on them? View Quote Super Duper with the H spring. Lighter with the L spring. Choose your intended use and choose your spring. I would like to see an M spring option too. I would pay for a 3 spring kit. |
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[#12]
Just got mine installed today and like everyone else says, it's pretty damn good for the money!!
My crappy trigger pull gauge measures just a hair over 3 lbs using the standard spring. Super crisp 2nd stage break and I couldn't be more pleased. my geissele SSA is taking the back seat until my next build |
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[#13]
few hundred rounds in now with the light springs shooting multiple brands ammo and only one ftf so far. the ftf was tula which my rifle had issues with while i was running a mil spec trigger also.
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[#14]
I've had the pleasure of having a MBT in a rifle. Very nicely done, crisp, easy to install. Definitely on my radar for future upgrades, that's for sure. Especially considering the very polite price that one can get if not in a hurry.
Oh, and love your stuff Mark, also like doing business with you. |
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Originally Posted By HullBreach: Nah I bought a gun because stabbing people with bullets just doesn't carry the same message of "Get the fuck out of my house"
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[#15]
Originally Posted By vwfred69:
few hundred rounds in now with the light springs shooting multiple brands ammo and only one ftf so far. the ftf was tula which my rifle had issues with while i was running a mil spec trigger also. View Quote Never had a problem with Tula and an SSA before. Is the MBT less forceful on the hammer fall due to the way the spring is designed? |
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[#16]
So...for the $99 they're selling these triggers currently (as of today)...it's just stupid to pass it up?
I don't NEED the trigger, but it seems as if though it's a no brainer at $99.... http://www.larue.com/larue-tactical-mbt-2s-trigger |
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[#17]
My lower only needs a fcg, and I've been researching a lot of different brands. Almost got a Geissele SSA today at Rainier Arms, but didn't have my cc on hand. Curiosity told me to check and see if LaRue had a sale for this coming Friday, and low and behold....$99! I'll be anxiously waiting for it to arrive so I can complete my lower and focus on my upper build.
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[#18]
Originally Posted By lazyengineer:
After shooting it for a weekend in my match rifle in distance shooting competition, I thought it worked out just fine. Certainly on par with Geiselle G2S I usually use. I like how installs better, I'll say that (when it fits!). The capture parts make a lot easier install than a G2S. If LaRue does another crazy $99 Black Friday sale - I'll probably grab another. View Quote Bump because it's on sale. I'm thinking of ordering 2. |
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[Last Edit: AR45fan]
[#19]
Ordered mine today.
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National Rifle Association, Buckeye Firearms Association, Ohioans For Concealed Carry
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[#20]
Ordered #3 for my free barrel build
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Carry it, shoot it. (repeat forever)
Hard Livin' Clean Given' Cool Driven. - WWIIWMD God Bless Texas "... it's the socialism, stupid." - RL |
[Last Edit: JohnDough]
[#21]
I just installed one of these triggers. It replaced a Geissele Super V, which had replaced a Geissele SSA (I actually like the SSA a bit more). I installed it with the included "heavy" spring.
Pros: -I very much like the "break" on this trigger. There is an extremely pronounced "wall", and it is a very vertical wall, at that. In my mind, it is the perfect "trigger pull profile" for a 2 stage trigger. -The machine work on my trigger and pins was very good. Most excellent, from a technical point of view. -The cost vs. "feel" and raw materials used is excellent. It's cheaper than the RRA "lose your 2nd stage/might "run away" 2-stage triggers of yester-year. Cons: -I wish there were a spring in between the "heavy" and "regular". The Heavy is just a TINY bit heavier than I'd want, but although I did not try the light, I don't want a sub 4# trigger on this rifle, and I have never seen a trigger-pull test that didn't place the "regular" at under 4#. Over-all, though, it's a rather opinion-filled niggle. -The radius on the side of the trigger is almost an after-thought. "Well, we gotta break this edge or people will really bitch!". For $99 am I complaining? no. However, selling a trigger for $99 isn't the goal. Making a trigger that's better than Geissele is the goal. A trigger is perhaps the most intimate interface you have with your rifle, (excluding you guys with beards and VLTOR stocks), and the LaRue interface is very..."meh". I do not like the tiny bevel on the side of the trigger, as it still leaves the trigger prone to digging into the finger. It's not the kind of thing you notice by round 5, or even 50, but shoot 500 rounds, and I think it will begin to remind you of a non-modified Glock frame on your second knuckle. Overall: I think that the trigger represents the best value on the market, and I LOVE the pull profile of it. However, if as much thought had gone into the actual trigger blade as went into the ovate winding scheme of the hammer spring, it would truly be in a league of its own. As it stands, all of its advantages are theoretical for the most part, as compared to the Geissele, although I do prefer the trigger pull of the LaRue, the annoying bevel on the side of the trigger nags at me, and I'd have to say that I'm not sure which one I'd buy if both triggers cost the same (SSA and MBT). That really is my only solid complaint. That darned radius. It needs to be a smoother, more contoured, larger affair or some sort. Now, you can always say "toughen up", "wear gloves", and so on, but I'd have to shoot back with "Mil-spec triggers work just fine, too, and have stacked bodies like cord-wood. Sack up and forget needing Gucci gear to run your gun". A custom/aftermarket trigger is all about feel. The break feels amazing, the blade feels like seeing a misspelled word in your favorite Bible verse. |
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[#22]
just stuck one in a 9mm pistol build
double taps have never been so much fun trigger performed flawlessly |
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[Last Edit: lazyengineer]
[#23]
Originally Posted By JohnDough:
I just installed one of these triggers. It replaced a Geissele Super V, which had replaced a Geissele SSA (I actually like the SSA a bit more). I installed it with the included "heavy" spring. ..... Cons: -I wish there were a spring in between the "heavy" and "regular". The Heavy is just a TINY bit heavier than I'd want, but although I did not try the light, I don't want a sub 4# trigger on this rifle, and I have never seen a trigger-pull test that didn't place the "regular" at under 4#. Over-all, though, it's a rather opinion-filled niggle. -The radius on the side of the trigger is almost an after-thought. "Well, we gotta break this edge or people will really bitch!". For $99 am I complaining? no. However, selling a trigger for $99 isn't the goal. Making a trigger that's better than Geissele is the goal. A trigger is perhaps the most intimate interface you have with your rifle, (excluding you guys with beards and VLTOR stocks), and the LaRue interface is very..."meh". I do not like the tiny bevel on the side of the trigger, as it still leaves the trigger prone to digging into the finger. It's not the kind of thing you notice by round 5, or even 50, but shoot 500 rounds, and I think it will begin to remind you of a non-modified Glock frame on your second knuckle. ..... View Quote Yea obviously this is in competition to the G2S, which it competes well, but it's not really going to beat an SSA. It also cost about 1/3 an SSA, and the difference isn't that big of a deal. I'll grab this lower for competition about as fast as I'll grab the SSA - it's a good trigger (as you say). Regarding the weight, as you can probably guess, the reason for the heavy spring is because in Service Rifle competition, the rules require 4.5# minimum, which this spring is tuned to meet. The fact that LaRue includes two springs to choose from is super awesome, and not standard. It reflects well on LaRue to know they are serving two different customers with the same product. If you really want an in-between weight, you can bend the spring - though I don't recommend it. Personally, I think 4.5# is a perfectly adequate spring weight on a 2-stage rifle for precision shooting. The delta increase to "break" the trigger, is the same regardless. This is why people like 2-stage triggers, it effectively makes a 4.5# trigger have a 2# break, but be a safe 4.5# trigger. If you make it a 4# trigger, it's still going to have that effective 2# break, and won't really shoot any better (I don't think). Regarding the beveled edge - I had the same first impression as well. My only suggestion is to spend some time on it before passing too much judgement. I've found it's kind of like having a nick on your front sight - at first it pisses you off, but then you notice this causes your eye to focus on the front sight better, and you actually shoot better. Somewhat analogous to the trigger. By having those mild pressure points on the edge of this trigger, I've kind of warmed up to it, as it's a more distinct and uniform reference interface for your finger to mate to. If you finger lays differently on this trigger, you'll feel it more distinctly - at least that's what I think. I'm still undecided, but I will say after shooting a few hundred rounds of precision match shooting through this trigger, I have warmed up to it. |
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[#24]
The Goldilocks Spring would split the difference between the H and the L spring. I would pay extra for a G spring
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[Last Edit: JohnDough]
[#25]
Originally Posted By lazyengineer:
Yea obviously this is in competition to the G2S, which it competes well, but it's not really going to beat an SSA. It also cost about 1/3 an SSA, and the difference isn't that big of a deal. I'll grab this lower for competition about as fast as I'll grab the SSA - it's a good trigger (as you say). Regarding the weight, as you can probably guess, the reason for the heavy spring is because in Service Rifle competition, the rules require 4.5# minimum, which this spring is tuned to meet. The fact that LaRue includes two springs to choose from is super awesome, and not standard. It reflects well on LaRue to know they are serving two different customers with the same product. If you really want an in-between weight, you can bend the spring - though I don't recommend it. Personally, I think 4.5# is a perfectly adequate spring weight on a 2-stage rifle for precision shooting. The delta increase to "break" the trigger, is the same regardless. This is why people like 2-stage triggers, it effectively makes a 4.5# trigger have a 2# break, but be a safe 4.5# trigger. If you make it a 4# trigger, it's still going to have that effective 2# break, and won't really shoot any better (I don't think). Regarding the beveled edge - I had the same first impression as well. My only suggestion is to spend some time on it before passing too much judgement. I've found it's kind of like having a nick on your front sight - at first it pisses you off, but then you notice this causes your eye to focus on the front sight better, and you actually shoot better. Somewhat analogous to the trigger. By having those mild pressure points on the edge of this trigger, I've kind of warmed up to it, as it's a more distinct and uniform reference interface for your finger to mate to. If you finger lays differently on this trigger, you'll feel it more distinctly - at least that's what I think. I'm still undecided, but I will say after shooting a few hundred rounds of precision match shooting through this trigger, I have warmed up to it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By lazyengineer:
Originally Posted By JohnDough:
I just installed one of these triggers. It replaced a Geissele Super V, which had replaced a Geissele SSA (I actually like the SSA a bit more). I installed it with the included "heavy" spring. ..... Cons: -I wish there were a spring in between the "heavy" and "regular". The Heavy is just a TINY bit heavier than I'd want, but although I did not try the light, I don't want a sub 4# trigger on this rifle, and I have never seen a trigger-pull test that didn't place the "regular" at under 4#. Over-all, though, it's a rather opinion-filled niggle. -The radius on the side of the trigger is almost an after-thought. "Well, we gotta break this edge or people will really bitch!". For $99 am I complaining? no. However, selling a trigger for $99 isn't the goal. Making a trigger that's better than Geissele is the goal. A trigger is perhaps the most intimate interface you have with your rifle, (excluding you guys with beards and VLTOR stocks), and the LaRue interface is very..."meh". I do not like the tiny bevel on the side of the trigger, as it still leaves the trigger prone to digging into the finger. It's not the kind of thing you notice by round 5, or even 50, but shoot 500 rounds, and I think it will begin to remind you of a non-modified Glock frame on your second knuckle. ..... Yea obviously this is in competition to the G2S, which it competes well, but it's not really going to beat an SSA. It also cost about 1/3 an SSA, and the difference isn't that big of a deal. I'll grab this lower for competition about as fast as I'll grab the SSA - it's a good trigger (as you say). Regarding the weight, as you can probably guess, the reason for the heavy spring is because in Service Rifle competition, the rules require 4.5# minimum, which this spring is tuned to meet. The fact that LaRue includes two springs to choose from is super awesome, and not standard. It reflects well on LaRue to know they are serving two different customers with the same product. If you really want an in-between weight, you can bend the spring - though I don't recommend it. Personally, I think 4.5# is a perfectly adequate spring weight on a 2-stage rifle for precision shooting. The delta increase to "break" the trigger, is the same regardless. This is why people like 2-stage triggers, it effectively makes a 4.5# trigger have a 2# break, but be a safe 4.5# trigger. If you make it a 4# trigger, it's still going to have that effective 2# break, and won't really shoot any better (I don't think). Regarding the beveled edge - I had the same first impression as well. My only suggestion is to spend some time on it before passing too much judgement. I've found it's kind of like having a nick on your front sight - at first it pisses you off, but then you notice this causes your eye to focus on the front sight better, and you actually shoot better. Somewhat analogous to the trigger. By having those mild pressure points on the edge of this trigger, I've kind of warmed up to it, as it's a more distinct and uniform reference interface for your finger to mate to. If you finger lays differently on this trigger, you'll feel it more distinctly - at least that's what I think. I'm still undecided, but I will say after shooting a few hundred rounds of precision match shooting through this trigger, I have warmed up to it. The G2S retails for $165, and the SSA for $220, and the SSA-E for $240. LaRue priced this one at $199.99. When you order a trigger from Geissele, the thing ships that day or the next. That little price-reduction strategy LaRue offers with the "I don't care how long it takes" option, is not something I would factor. This trigger is aimed DIRECTLY at the SSA and SSA-E. Also, the regular spring puts it in sub-4# category, and the heavy spring puts it at around 5# or a hair over. So it's a really awkward way of selling a trigger to someone who wants a 4.5# trigger. |
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[#26]
The best promotion for the MBT is to let someone shoot it. It speaks for itself.
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Juliet - "Who ever said work was supposed to be fun?” / Shawn - "Ron Jeremy, for starters."
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[#27]
Just received mine and installed it. It's replacing an ALG ACT. From my limited dry firing I think I'm going to like it. The shape of the trigger is very comfortable. I only wish that there was no takeup after the reset, but it's very light and short at least. I assume that's a characteristic of the two stage design? Looking forward to getting out and shooting it!
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[#29]
Finally got to shoot with the new trigger. Very clean break. The shot surprised me every time. This is my first 2-stage trigger, so I was not sure exactly what it was going to feel like. I kinda thought I would feel 2 walls or a wall then a little move before the break. Did not feel that. I felt only one wall then the break. Felt very single stage, to me. Reset is very positive. Didn't really give the reset a good test. Range doesn't allow doubles. Anyway, a great, crisp trigger. Very happy.
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[#30]
Originally Posted By ChiefStealth:
Finally got to shoot with the new trigger. Very clean break. The shot surprised me every time. This is my first 2-stage trigger, so I was not sure exactly what it was going to feel like. I kinda thought I would feel 2 walls or a wall then a little move before the break. Did not feel that. I felt only one wall then the break. Felt very single stage, to me. Reset is very positive. Didn't really give the reset a good test. Range doesn't allow doubles. Anyway, a great, crisp trigger. Very happy. View Quote Smooth pull, come to a wall, and a crisp break... that's the nature of a two-stage trigger. Embrace it |
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[Last Edit: vwfred69]
[#31]
Originally Posted By JohnDough:
Originally Posted By vwfred69:
few hundred rounds in now with the light springs shooting multiple brands ammo and only one ftf so far. the ftf was tula which my rifle had issues with while i was running a mil spec trigger also. View Quote Never had a problem with Tula and an SSA before. Is the MBT less forceful on the hammer fall due to the way the spring is designed? View Quote i'm thinking my firing pin might be a little out of spec since it did this with the mill spec trigger also |
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[#32]
Went to the range and shot mine. I managed multiple 10 shot groups in the 1.0x-1.4moa range at 100 yards using my chrome lined Daniel defense topped with a 1-4x optic and 75gr gold dot. Usually this combo averages 1.4-1.9moa. I was using a different lot # of gold dot than previous, but my gut says that's not it. The trigger broke exactly when I wanted it to, each and every time. I fired 50 rounds, and had zero fliers, largest group was around 1.5moa. I credit the trigger for a 0.25-0.5moa reduction vs the geissele super v that was in the gun. Very pleased.
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[Last Edit: AR45fan]
[#33]
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National Rifle Association, Buckeye Firearms Association, Ohioans For Concealed Carry
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[#34]
Originally Posted By AR45fan:
That was 11/24/16 Shipped on 12/21/16 expected delivery 12/28/16/. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By AR45fan:
Originally Posted By AR45fan:
Ordered mine today. That was 11/24/16 Shipped on 12/21/16 expected delivery 12/28/16/. yay. i ordered mine on 11/25 |
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[Last Edit: AR45fan]
[#35]
Got it! This is my first trigger that's not a mil-spec one. It's interesting. Can't wait for the weekend so I can get out and shoot it.
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National Rifle Association, Buckeye Firearms Association, Ohioans For Concealed Carry
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[#37]
I bought one of the MBT2s when it was on sale. I immediately felt a difference and the trigger is smooth through stage 1 with a clean break. I got to shoot it for the first time last week, and it didn't disappoint.
It is in my 16" mid-length at the moment and will eventually go in to an 18" SPR, unless I decide to go ahead and buy a second. That'll happen if I win a barrel in the next 2 days. I'm very pleased with this purchase. |
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[#38]
yay my order shows completed today
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[#39]
Originally Posted By vwfred69:
don't be surprised if the first shot startles you they are light compared to mill spec View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By vwfred69:
Originally Posted By AR45fan:
Got it! This is my first trigger that's not a mil-spec one. It's interesting. Can't wait for the weekend so I can get out and shoot it. don't be surprised if the first shot startles you they are light compared to mill spec You called it. I dry-fired this a bunch before going to the range but the first real shot took me totally by surprise. But I love it. Huge improvement over my stock trigger. Like I said, this is my first non-milspec trigger and the thing I like best about it is that it works just like a normal trigger when you treat it as such but, if you slow down and use it as a two-stage, it's amazing. |
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National Rifle Association, Buckeye Firearms Association, Ohioans For Concealed Carry
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[#40]
Question. Just wanted to make sure before I ordered one but it should work on an Aero Precision M5 lower correct? With all the compatibility issues that come with 308s I wanted to ask before I ordered!
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[#41]
Originally Posted By AR45fan:
You called it. I dry-fired this a bunch before going to the range but the first real shot took me totally by surprise. But I love it. Huge improvement over my stock trigger. Like I said, this is my first non-milspec trigger and the thing I like best about it is that it works just like a normal trigger when you treat it as such but, if you slow down and use it as a two-stage, it's amazing. View Quote i suggest using the heavier spring. it has a nice break, and won't throw off your shot, while at the same time helping prevent you sending one over the berm. i just prefer a 4.5# |
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[#42]
Hit the range with my MBT for the first time this weekend. Really, really enjoyed the trigger. Wanted to chime in somewhere with the positive feedback, so this is it. Thanks for making a great product at an even better price.
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[#43]
Originally Posted By lazyengineer:
i suggest using the heavier spring. it has a nice break, and won't throw off your shot, while at the same time helping prevent you sending one over the berm. i just prefer a 4.5# View Quote Oh, no. It was just the once and it was in the right direction. Just surprised me is all. |
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National Rifle Association, Buckeye Firearms Association, Ohioans For Concealed Carry
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[#44]
I ordered one today and Larue Tactical nalgene bottle. It shows backorder now. They can cancel the nalgene bottle, i don't have to wait on that to get my trigger!
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[#45]
Ordered on 1/29/17, shipped 2/7/17, received 2/11/17 to Milwaukee, WI area. Love the feel of it and being able to tell exactly where the trigger will break. Was easy install other than having to remove the stupid safety which is annoying but glad I purchased it. Can't comment on range yet as haven't had chance to get out, I just installed it today. Put it in an LWRC IC-DI as the trigger was the only thing I was wanting to upgrade. Perhaps an adjustable magpul stock too but that is a future thing and not at all necessary. Shipment were much faster than expected.
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[#46]
Ordered 2/1 and arrived today, 2/17, with a mess of swag. Multiple stickers, Constitutions, catalogs, Dillo Dust(not pictured as it was confiscated by the wife for culinary purposes), a Beverage Entry Tool and reproduction of a 1917 Calvary Horse Care manual.
Just dropped it in to do some dry-fire and, wow, what a difference it makes from a standard mil-spec trigger. Take up is nice and the break is very crisp. Need to get it to the range, but just the feel and break lead me away from standard triggers on future builds. Thank you to the fine people at LaRue for wonderful service. Attached File |
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[Last Edit: JAG05]
[#47]
Figured it was time to bring this thread back to the top. Received a new one from the EE today. I have tried a couple Geissele 2 stage triggers and wasn't overly impressed with them for the price (even on sale). The G2S I had had, what seemed to me, a fairy long first stage that would throw me off on quicker shots. It had a little take up, slight grit to it, and some travel before the second stage broke. Back to the MBT. This thing is great! Short, smooth, painless first stage, defined wall, no take up, crisp second stage break, no to very minimal over travel. Not to mention it came in the TAC with Larue APEG grip and safety selector (added to my parts bin). For the price, these cannot be beat. My 2 questions (for Mark too if you're still following this thread):
1) Mine only came with the lighter spring. Which is fine, I prefer single stage triggers and this can easily be shot as such with the short first stage. However, that said, on a Lyman trigger gauge and a cheap scale I have at home, I'm getting total pulls as low as 2# 10oz at the lowest reasonable point on the trigger where I keep my finger while shooting...with the first stage showing only 1# 6-8oz. If I move the gauges up closer to the center of the trigger, I can get 3# 2oz total or so, even higher I can get 3# 10oz. This doesn't seem right, but at the same time I'm not complaining by having it lighter since it's in an 18" SPR. Maybe the trigger is just that awesome :) I just didn't find any reports of pulls this low and so far from the 3.5-4# most people say they are getting. The sear is well greased which is likely the reason for the light pulls. 2) I noticed the face of the hammer contacts the receiver and has no contact with the bolt catch. Is this normal? I don't know of any other trigger that does this...or so obvious visually. I came across one other thread that mentions this as well. Obviously, I understand with the gun assembled, the hammer hits the firing pin and dry firing without the upper/BCG in is no good. just something I noticed when installing and curious about. |
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[#48]
Originally Posted By vwfred69:
i'm thinking my firing pin might be a little out of spec since it did this with the mill spec trigger also View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By vwfred69:
Originally Posted By JohnDough:
Originally Posted By vwfred69:
few hundred rounds in now with the light springs shooting multiple brands ammo and only one ftf so far. the ftf was tula which my rifle had issues with while i was running a mil spec trigger also. i'm thinking my firing pin might be a little out of spec since it did this with the mill spec trigger also |
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[Last Edit: Jkbulldogg]
[#49]
Just ordered the trigger and handstop set based on the reviews in this thread. Hopefully the wait time isn't TOO long.
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"There is no hunting like the hunting of man, and those who have hunted armed men long enough and liked it, never care for anything else thereafter."
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