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Posted: 12/22/2016 9:42:13 PM EDT
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I have 3 triggers ready to install
1 LaRue MBT 2 Geissele SSA-E 3 POF EFP2 Out of the three options below which would you install on which gun? 1 10.5" AR-15 set up for CQB 2 16" AR-15 carbine for distances up to 100 yards 3 16" AR-10 carbine for distances of 100+ yards |
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I'd put the SSA-E on the long range 16" AR 10. That is because its second stage is only 1.2 pounds. I run that trigger on my precision build with 16" Lilja Recce profile barrel. The rig is 1/2 MOA capable when I get my breathing right.
The POF is a single stage 4 pound. That would work on the 16" 100 yard rifle. The MBT with heavy spring on the CQB. The last two could possibly be swapped, but the SSA-E with that light, super crisp second stage should go on your most accurate longer range rifle. |
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I have 3 triggers ready to install 1 LaRue MBT 2 Geissele SSA-E 3 POF EFP2 Out of the three options below which would you install on which gun? 1 10.5" AR-15 set up for CQB 2 16" AR-15 carbine for distances up to 100 yards 3 16" AR-10 carbine for distances of 100+ yards POF in the 10.5, SSA-E in the 16" AR15, and the MBT in the AR10. |
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So, you would rather keep the milspec trigger over the POF, why? For a 10.5" CQB that is probably used at 50yards and in, a milspec trigger has the advantage of safety and reliability. You certainly wont see any appreciable difference with a lighter trigger. Reason being you aren't using it from a support, you wont be controlling your breathing and trigger properly, and you wont be firing at a slow rate. If you're making a target gun to shoot groups, then absolutely get an aftermarket trigger of any make you like. If you're a precision shooter, you already know what you need. When you're talking self defense distance keep the milspec. |
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I'd put the SSA-E on the long range 16" AR 10. That is because its second stage is only 1.2 pounds. I run that trigger on my precision build with 16" Lilja Recce profile barrel. The rig is 1/2 MOA capable when I get my breathing right. The POF is a single stage 4 pound. That would work on the 16" 100 yard rifle. The MBT with heavy spring on the CQB. The last two could possibly be swapped, but the SSA-E with that light, super crisp second stage should go on your most accurate longer range rifle. I would put the POF on the SBR for the shorter reset. MBT is a great all purpose trigger and I would put it on the 16" gun. |
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