That's the same problem I am having with the SDE on my OBR and my groups suffer because of it.

Foggy, drizzly night in Texas, and we had left the blind just before sundown 30 minutes after the feeder threw.  We walked the 80 acre property through the set vehicle paths systematically walking up on various feeders throughout.  I'm PVS-14 mounted with my buddy as backup.  Coming around a corner at the end of our first walk-through, and I spot a group of hogs at the feeder facing the blind we originally left.  The pigs either heard or smelled us b/c no chance at seeing us.  We walked around the brushy bend, saw this one in a jog from the feeder to cover.  Hit him upper/front third.  He dropped immediately and rolled around.  three more shots shut him up.

It was the loudest, most active night I've had hunting in two years.  Going back around again we saw/heard at least two more groups of pigs totaling 20+.  Huge boars, sows, and piglets.  Couldn't get another clean shot as they were ducking in and out of the visible paths into treelines, and the fog/rain hampered my visibility making it too dangerous to track them.

Heading back a few more times in Oct. to down some more...

Grab the trigger in the same place consistently, near the bottom seems to be the sweet spot for me. I have not had that issue at all..

Between my Larue Black Gold, Geissele S3G, SSA, SSA-E, G2S, its hard to choose. However, if have to have only one, it would be the S3G.

One department that I know of, issued A2 carbines as patrol rifles. The officers were not allowed to make any modifications to the carbines at all.
These rifles were issued without lights, and that is the way they are to stay.

Weird. My DDM4 trigger coated in tw25 is the nicest "standard spec" AR trigger I've ever used.

I have 2 SSAs and love em. One in my SBR lower,  one in my DDM4. Moved the DDM4 trigger to my A2.

The DD trigger that came in my LPK once broke in became a pretty decent trigger. It's heavy but, pretty decent. That said, I ordered an SSA 5 minutes ago. $178 shipped. I've been trying to decide between the SSA and SSA-E for like 2 months. I finally decided I was going to order one of them this morning and the E was out of stock so.... SSA it is.

I did have one ND while raising a follow-up shot to target. Standing, I fired one foot below intended target at 50 yards due to the lighter pull. Some would say don't have the finger in the trigger guard, but either way be aware the pull is lighter.

I can see why some would say an SSA-E is too light for HD

Where in tx?
Pm me and I have a lot of geisseles, suppressors and sbr's. I'll let you shoot

All this talk about the SSA forced me to buy one. Thanks for the heads up about Trading Place Pawn and the coupon.

This.

I'm a curved bow, 2-stage guy.  Safe to say I'll never try it