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Posted: 11/28/2007 8:43:03 PM EDT
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after reading all 59 threads on triggers using the search function, i could not find enough info th satiate what i was looking for as far as the good brands of adjustable triggers. im building a 20 inch rifle for long range/varmint shooting, its a 20 inch RRA upper, YHM rail, CMT bolt assembly, and just ordered a magpul PRS stock. what im looking for is a nice trigger that is an adjustable one so it has a short trigger pull. this would not be a SHTF or backup rifle as i have a few other rifles that handle those duties. most of them i keep KISS and so this is hte one that im going to spend some $$ on. as for the price range i want to keep it at or under 200 and would prefer the 150 range. going to be using KNS 2nd gen pins to secure it. thanks |
KAC is adjustable via 2 screws. Geissele via 3. What do you want to adjust? What do you want it to do? Both those trigers run about $280 new. Geissele can be adjusted from under 1 pound to over 5 pounds and I run mine at 3.5 pounds. KAC has a 3.5 or 4.5 total weight options. |
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If you have a questions regarding install/tuning of the KAC who will you speak with when you call KAC? I purchased a Geissele - my first match trigger - installed it myself and tuned it also. When I called to ask a few questions guess who I spoke with...the guy who designed the trigger. Can KAC match that - I don't think so. PS - Geissele triggers come with excellent and detailed instruction also. |
Yes, Bill is a great guy. Geissele triggers are in two of my three carbines, the third is in the works according to Bill. Cannot recommend them enough! |
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My first was a Jewell, my second a Millazzo and my third a Geisselle. The Jewell is a nice trigger, the Millazzo is a very nice trigger, but the Geisselle is a great trigger. I know Charlie Millazzo personally, and I hate to say it, but the new one is the new king. All three of these are two-stage, match triggers. I don't have an opinion on single stage triggers, 'cause I ain't got one. Fast Ed |
i would like to hear from someone that has the JP, and geisselle.... i am getting some money soon to put towards a trigger for my precision AR. that will be the last part, figuring the barrel arrives on time.. hope to hear an update |
+1 for the JP complete fire control set. Use over size pins for the most precise, and repeatable trigger operation. IMHO, this is the nicest single stage adjustable out there. Not a drop-in but quite easy to install and setup. |
my head hurts after reading that |
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