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Posted: 5/6/2010 2:43:26 PM EDT
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So I am building a shtf gun. I want to use quality parts for it. I am am about 99% sure I want the geissele ssa:
http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Geiss...ger%20spin.htm Surfing Bravo I also came across this one from Wilson Combat: http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Wilso...n%20tr-tuu.htm It is also a single stage and looks like it is a sold build. it also cost $100 more. Bottom line: Which would you put in your quality shtf AR and why? THX |
| Up to the last three builds I uses RRA 2 stage triggers. I have switched to the Geissele SSA and future builds (and as soon as money is freed up the RRAs will be replaced) will be SSA FCGs! The RRAs have in the past wore out with high round counts, though no so much now. The quality of the SSA is second to none and solid reliable. |
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So I am building a shtf gun. I want to use quality parts for it. I am am about 99% sure I want the geissele ssa: http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Geiss...ger%20spin.htm Surfing Bravo I also came across this one from Wilson Combat: http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/Wilso...n%20tr-tuu.htm It is also a single stage and looks like it is a sold build. it also cost $100 more. Bottom line: Which would you put in your quality shtf AR and why? THX I've had a geissele fail on me in the past and a Timney bite the dust. Both great triggers but for a SHTF gun I roll with standard triggers. |
| I'm assuming you want durability/reliability first and foremost in a shtf weapon. That said, there's nothing wrong with the standard trigger, especially after you break it in some. If you were looking for something highspeed precision based, then that's a different story and recommendation. |
| Most of my triggers are just the standard, good quality LPK stuff. The best trigger (pull, break, etc.) I have is a Timney drop-in. It's been very reliable, everything goes "bang" and is my favorite, but it's in a custom build that's not gonna see 10,000 rounds. I trust it as a SHTF rifle, but if it were my ONLY defensive rifle, I'd stick with the plain 'ol stock hardware. |
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