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Posted: 11/14/2016 9:36:49 AM EDT
| Have a few ARs. An SSA in a home build, MBT in another home build and a Stag Model 1 with a stock Stag trigger. Your all going to destroy me now, but I like all 3 triggers, the Stag trigger holds its own with the other 2. Just my opinion and I know what they say about oppinions, but I may put a Stag trigger in my next build and save a few bucks. |
| The thing about stock triggers is that you cannot really predict which one you're going to get. I've had a few standard triggers that were decent and more than a few that were terrible. With most aftermarket triggers, you get pretty consistent performance.. Just my experience though. |
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Have a few ARs. An SSA in a home build, MBT in another home build and a Stag Model 1 with a stock Stag trigger. Your all going to destroy me now, but I like all 3 triggers, the Stag trigger holds its own with the other 2. Just my opinion and I know what they say about oppinions, but I may put a Stag trigger in my next build and save a few bucks. I've shot a lot of mil-spec triggers from a myriad of different companies, and can say that I have yet to try one that isn't abysmal. Once you go 2-stage, you never go back... |
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The thing about stock triggers is that you cannot really predict which one you're going to get. I've had a few standard triggers that were decent and more than a few that were terrible. With most aftermarket triggers, you get pretty consistent performance.. Just my experience though. Mine too. I've got a stock trigger from an RRA LPK that's been doing just fine for close to 13 years. Another LPK gave me the crappiest trigger I've ever shot. Ever. 100 rounds and I pulled the trigger and hammer out and threw them away--the mating surfaces were both chipped and had uneven wear, and it wasn't previous damage, those things were spotless when I put them in. Pulling that trigger felt like nine miles of bad road--mushy, jerky, and rough. In my experience, the first case is the exception. Most triggers are...adequate, until the first time you use an aftermarket. |
| I lucked out and got a sweet LMT factory trigger that I used in my first AR. Then I swapped it out with a Geissele SSA and never looked back. All of my rifles, save for my pistol, are running Geisseles. The pistol was a beater project, so it got stuck with the PSA trigger that came in the LPK. If Stag really is consistent, I may look at picking up one of theirs for the pistol. |
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