12-26-2012, 09:56 PM
2A,
The trigger is the link between your brain and the gun, I wouldn't skimp there. I've used the RRA 2 stage, it is a good trigger and can be tuned to be a better trigger. I took a class from John Holliger on how to tune them at the NRA School of Gunsmithing in Trinidad Colorado. The RRA is good enough to win major competitions but will degrade over time and eventually loose weight and then begin doubling. The Geissele is one thing I've never seen anyone regret spending the money on.
Bob
The trigger is the link between your brain and the gun, I wouldn't skimp there. I've used the RRA 2 stage, it is a good trigger and can be tuned to be a better trigger. I took a class from John Holliger on how to tune them at the NRA School of Gunsmithing in Trinidad Colorado. The RRA is good enough to win major competitions but will degrade over time and eventually loose weight and then begin doubling. The Geissele is one thing I've never seen anyone regret spending the money on.
Bob