Quoted: I wanted to ask this question of those who have experience with many of the AR15 triggers in use today.
Based on Function Only with Cost NOT being a Factor: Where would the Knight's Trigger be rated in the overall list of AR15 triggers?
For the sake of this discussion for use shooting in Highpower Service Rifle Matches or for an SPR type rifle?
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OK, I'm gonna chime in here on the statement highlighted above.
First off, in Highpower, the Milazzo trigger has been the defacto perfect trigger for quite some time. He's almost impossible to find, and does not sell over the net, so that's out as far as an option for most normal human mortals.
Every firing line in HP will have someone with spare parts for a Jewell, so it's pretty much the competation standard. Not the best, just a lot of distribution. There are a lot of pros and cons to the Jewell, but it's a fine competation trigger that can easily be tuned for a wide variety of trigger pulls.
There are an ass ton of the Armalite/RRA/etc style triggers out there, mostly because price and ease of aquisition.
Knight triggers in HP are few and far between. Not unheard of, but usually only fielded by the .mil teams or other .mil affiliated teams as well as a few individuals.
The Geissle will make it's comp debut this season with quite a few shooters, I'm sure, as general sales are going as fast as retailers can stock them.
An SPR is not a competation gun, so you're unlikely to find anything other than a combat proven trigger in one, such as a Knight.
I have several KACs and just recently got a Geissle. I have to say that , with 2k rounds through it, the G unit is every bit as nice as the KAC, and nicer in some respects.
If you're gonna buy one, you won't be dissapointed with either, as they're both top end units.
Tom
PS, if you can find a KAC trigger for $225 new that the retailer can actually deliver on, you'dd better get it!