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Posted: 5/29/2014 9:09:53 AM EDT
| DPMS Oracle 5.56 used mainly for predator (coyote, fox, & bobcat) hunting along w/ shooting pigs & ground hogs. I'm looking for a super nice, crisp, clean trigger. Should I go w/ Geissele or Timney & which model as they both make quite a few? I'm guessing I want between 2.5-3.5 lbs. but not really sure… Any help is greatly appreciated! |
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This, I have 3. The most accurate AR's I own have them. If you want to squeeze every bit of accuracy out of it, this is what most people run. Quoted:
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SSA-E This, I have 3. The most accurate AR's I own have them. If you want to squeeze every bit of accuracy out of it, this is what most people run. +1 |
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If you can wait for it soon. CMC is coming out with a flat bow 2-stage very soon I think!
From their instagram. "Specs are as follows: a 2/2 and a 1.5/3 for the CMC 2 Stage Trigger. MSRP is appx. $225.00. To be released in about 1 month. Thank you all for supporting us!" To me - Drop in units are superior because you can utilize more advanced trigger internals and not be limited to the the standard AR setup. Truly a ground up design. Link1 
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| I have the SSA-E and love it. I will say that it has a very minute touch of creep; only noticed when shooting of the bags. I got it off of gunbroker for $190. I had a Jard 3lb single stage that broke really nice, but had trouble with it doubling on me. I may go with the Geissele Super Dynamic Enhanced on my next build. Midway has them for $235. Good luck, |
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I have the SSA-E and love it. I will say that it has a very minute touch of creep; only noticed when shooting of the bags. I got it off of gunbroker for $190. I had a Jard 3lb single stage that broke really nice, but had trouble with it doubling on me. I may go with the Geissele Super Dynamic Enhanced on my next build. Midway has them for $235. Good luck, this place has them in stock for 215, with a 10 dollare rebate so 205. Best on the net http://tradingplacepawn.com/geissele-super-dynamic-enhanced-sd-e.html |
I'm digging the Geissele SD-3G with the flat bow atm. I also ordered the same version but with the rounded bow, I believe its called the Super 3 Gun trigger. Before I got the trigger I was afraid it would be way too light of a trigger from all the youtube reviews and some of the written ones as well. However I have found no such thing and it is rather easy to lay off the trigger. Actually the first time I went out to test the trigger after I dropped it in I did a rapid fire/5-6 round burst test. As soon as I let off the first 3 two deer, a Doe and her young fawn, that were no more than 20' off to my right but perfectly hidden ran right across my path. Needless to say I had to let off the trigger real quick and no harm was done. After that I was convinced the trigger was perfect. Yeah I know that story sounds like a load of steaming hoarse carp.  Gotta love living in WI on 30 acres of farm and woods.
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Since you are hunting, I'd recommend the SSA-E and SG3, etc. I also own a bunch of CMC single stage triggers that allow one to fire fast as shit.
But for anyone else cruising this thread, one thing to keep in mind: For a fighting rifle, consider how light you really need your trigger to be. When your rifle is slung and you have gear on, how easily could a piece of gear encounter your trigger? What if your weapon was accidentally not put on safe? Not saying you shouldn't have a light trigger, just keep that in mind when shopping for triggers. There are lots of great triggers out there for fighting rifles from awesome manufacturers. |
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Hiperfire, hands down the best trigger out there in my opinion. Hiperfire for sure. I have Timney's in my AR's, and really like them. A friend put in a Hiperfire and I tried it out. I absolutely loved it. But, before pulling the trigger (as it were) on a purchase, I researched the hell out of them. I bought the 24E, and I'm in love. I love the short take-up and reset, the crisp break, and by using different springs, I can adjust the trigger to 2, 3, or 4 pounds. So... I'll be selling some lightly used Timney's soon if you're interested??? |
| If your looking at a single stage the Wilson Combat TTU is amazing and I personally think it's the best drop in design made.... Even the TTU match 2 stage trigger has earned my preference over my Geissele triggers mainly because of the distribution of pull weights between stage 1 and 2.....you can't go wrong with Geissele either.. Remember triggers are very subjective..... I've bought and sold many triggers trying to find what I like best..... |
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Quoted: Geissele DMR is the way to go for a hunting rig. Have mine set up 1st stage 2.8lbs- 2nd stage 1.0lbs. 2nd stage break is super clean and crisp no slight creep Instant break very nice trigger. I also own the SSA,SSA-E & S3G and I would pick the DMR hands down. I always forget about this model because it is one I don't own. It would also be worth looking at for sure.
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Quoted: Agreed. They're all great triggers, but I really like the SD-C and SD-E. Quoted: Quoted: I have an SSA-E, and a SD-E, the SD-E feels much better than the SSA-E (shorter take up,cleaner break, lighter feel) the straight bow makes a big difference. Agreed. They're all great triggers, but I really like the SD-C and SD-E. I hear great things about the Geissele Hi-Speed National Match, and many people feel its the best trigger for a precision build OP. I vote SSA-E for OP if he wants a non adjustable though. |
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Quoted: My favorite as well..just a bad a§§ trigger, plain and simple   http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd486/DrHeckel/KIDD/Temp/e9471ab127e721bda8578197a758352e_zps4c70a299.jpg Quoted: Quoted: I have an SSA-E, and a SD-E, the SD-E feels much better than the SSA-E (shorter take up,cleaner break, lighter feel) the straight bow makes a big difference. My favorite as well..just a bad a§§ trigger, plain and simple http://i1222.photobucket.com/albums/dd486/DrHeckel/KIDD/Temp/e9471ab127e721bda8578197a758352e_zps4c70a299.jpg |
| So the SSA-E is non-adjustable right? What lb. pull is each stage set on? If I were looking for one w/ an adjustable trigger, what lb. pull should I be looking for? I think I need to try to shoot a few w/ these triggers to see if I can tell what the difference is b/c I'm getting so many answers... |
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DPMS Oracle 5.56 used mainly for predator (coyote, fox, & bobcat) hunting along w/ shooting pigs & ground hogs. I'm looking for a super nice, crisp, clean trigger. Should I go w/ Geissele or Timney & which model as they both make quite a few? I'm guessing I want between 2.5-3.5 lbs. but not really sure… Any help is greatly appreciated! If your looking for a 2.5-3.5 lb let off the Geissele SSA has a 2 lb 2nd stage let off. The SSA-E a 1.3 LB 2nd stage let off iirc. Both have crisp clean 2nd stage let offs. You be happy with either one. |
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So the SSA-E is non-adjustable right? What lb. pull is each stage set on? If I were looking for one w/ an adjustable trigger, what lb. pull should I be looking for? I think I need to try to shoot a few w/ these triggers to see if I can tell what the difference is b/c I'm getting so many answers... Coolbrze, The SSA-E will have a 2.3lb first stage and a 1.2lb second stage with a very crisp break. Much like snapping a candy-cane in half. |
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