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Posted: 10/27/2013 4:14:41 PM EDT
New member here though I've been lurking for quite awhile. My rifle is very accurate, to me, I do a lot of bench shooting and hunting with my AR. So my question is what trigger to upgrade to in the 200 dollar range, it still has the factory trigger, not a bad trigger but a heavy one. Look forward to your responses. 
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New member here though I've been lurking for quite awhile. My rifle is very accurate, to me, I do a lot of bench shooting and hunting with my AR. So my question is what trigger to upgrade to in the 200 dollar range, it still has the factory trigger, not a bad trigger but a heavy one. Look forward to your responses. I run this Timney in my Bushy and love it. I shoot both off the bench and off hand. My dad has the same unit in a DPMS and his has just the slightest bit of creep/take-up, but mine breaks like glass. I've never measured the weight, but I ordered the three pound version and it only seems the slightest bit heavier than my deer rifle which I know to be in the 2.5 pound neighborhood so I'd guess their factory setup is pretty accurate as far as pull weight goes. |
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I run this Timney in my Bushy and love it. I shoot both off the bench and off hand. My dad has the same unit in a DPMS and his has just the slightest bit of creep/take-up, but mine breaks like glass. I've never measured the weight, but I ordered the three pound version and it only seems the slightest bit heavier than my deer rifle which I know to be in the 2.5 pound neighborhood so I'd guess their factory setup is pretty accurate as far as pull weight goes. Quoted:
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New member here though I've been lurking for quite awhile. My rifle is very accurate, to me, I do a lot of bench shooting and hunting with my AR. So my question is what trigger to upgrade to in the 200 dollar range, it still has the factory trigger, not a bad trigger but a heavy one. Look forward to your responses. I run this Timney in my Bushy and love it. I shoot both off the bench and off hand. My dad has the same unit in a DPMS and his has just the slightest bit of creep/take-up, but mine breaks like glass. I've never measured the weight, but I ordered the three pound version and it only seems the slightest bit heavier than my deer rifle which I know to be in the 2.5 pound neighborhood so I'd guess their factory setup is pretty accurate as far as pull weight goes. That's another that I Like . |
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As most of you know, the GEISSELE triggers DON'T go on sale. I'm pretty sure that the prices are set by the factory.
The SSA-E is listed EVERYWHERE on the internet for $230. In a weird spin however, PSA has a lower parts kit which includes the SSA-E on sale for $219.99. Palmetto State Armory LPK-E Lower Parts Kit Get $10 off the trigger and some free spare parts for your AR lower at the same time. 
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| Great choice. Take a few minutes and watch Bill Geissele's YouTube video installation instructions. Then in only a few minutes you'll have made the swap and be ready to enjoy what a difference a good trigger makes. This has been the single best upgrade I have made to that rifle. |
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