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Posted: 10/24/2014 3:23:53 PM EDT
| Anyone have a good trigger set up they recommend? Right now I just have a basic Colt single stage trigger but looking at maybe getting a 2 stage. |
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http://geissele.com/triggers.html
SSA is probably what you want. You can find them just about everywhere. |
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Anyone ever used one of these triggers? I'm looking at them for a 308 AR.
Hiperfire EB |
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I have the 24C and I love it, have about 500 rounds with it and zero problems. I have the lightest springs on it and the trigger pull is about 2.5lbs very smooth and rapid reset. I actually like the fact that trigger pull is vastly reduced while hammer force is not affected at all. 
Vince |
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I have the SSA on both my AR-15's and I would not own one with out it. The control is superb. I'm going to check that one out for sure. I keep hearing people talk about it. The only thing is I need to check with the Sheriff's Office first to make sure they don't have any major restrictions on triggers for duty rifles. |
| I will be purchasing the BRO DIT trigger as soon as I have the funds to put in one of my rifles. It has great reviews. Also there are some videos on YouTube. I am working on buying a house on land so all my pennies are spoken for! I want the Black Rain Ordinance trigger that's for sure |
| Very nice triggers based on a unique design. Bear in mind they release with a single stage stroke rather than a definite break. The letoff starts like a two stage trigger with a small amount of take up, but instead of a second stage, at the end of the stroke it goes bang. Ideal for fast double taps as practiced in 3-gun competition, but not for precision shooting at distance. - CW |
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