11-05-2017, 10:49 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-05-2017, 10:51 PM by The Profit Joseph Sith.)
LRRPF52 Wrote:I've used most of the after-market single and 2-stage triggers for the AR15/AR10.
In all my Grendels, I have 1 Geissele SSA, 3 MBT-2Ss, a JP single stage with bobbed hammer, a RRA 2-stage, and some polished rack-grade triggers.
I also have a Geissele Hi-Speed National Match sample.
The Geissele Hi-Speed National Match trigger you have to be careful with coming off an SSA or MBT-2S, it is extremely light. I wouldn't ever put it in a dual-purpose hunting rifle personally.
We're so spoiled with triggers nowadays, it isn't even funny. There's a trigger avalanche still snowballing into a new generation with the new wave of after-market, high cost Fire Control Groups, that it's hard to keep up with.
For my needs, the MBT-2S does a great job, as does the SSA. I shoot gloved a lot, especially in my courses, so a lighter trigger could be a liability with gloves.
For bare-handed NRA matches, I can see why people love the Hi-Speed NM trigger.
What spring set do you have in that HSNM? I bought mine in the DMR config. FYI the great folks over there at Geissele will ship you the other spring sets if you want for FREE. I got all three sets now so I can go from 1.5# to 5.5/6#
They are pretty good triggers. I got two on sale for $180 ea. I think from primary on sale.
I thought the MBT's (two) and factory set HSNM DMR (also two) we're set to almsot identical pull weights. And smoothness and predictable break. Also worth noting ALL of these triggers are brand spanking new and not broken in yet. They will smooth out differently over time.
With that said I'll probably be getting two more MBT's next chance I get.