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Best trigger...?
#21
Best: Giessele.

Best for your money (as in excellent, at an excellent price): LaRue.

General recommendation - go with a LaRue.
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#22
lazyengineer Wrote:Best: Giessele.

Best for your money (as in excellent, at an excellent price): LaRue.

General recommendation - go with a LaRue.
Yep.$87 delivered.
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#23
Giessele 3-gun flat bar trigger. It will change your life. They will say it isn't for precision shooting, but I think it works great.
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#24
I have two Geissele triggers: Their Super 3 Gun (S3G) & their plain GS2 without laser markings. The S3G is great. It breaks like a glass rod. More pricier than others but worth it to me. However, the GS2 is... meh... the drag after the first stage take-up is horrible. I replaced it with a Velocity 3lb drop-in that has a better let-off. I put a LaRue MBT-2S in my Grendel AR. It doesn't have the snap of the SG3 but is still an excellent trigger. I'd buy another if I were to build another AR. I also have Timney, CMC & Wilson Combat triggers. They are all comparable units... No complaints with any of them.
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#25
I use CMC triggers in all my AR15s. On sale I have paid $115 each. I like them a lot.
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#26
Geissele is the nicest AR trigger I own. Larue is a close second at under half the price - they’re what I recommend to anyone who will listen. You can’t go wrong with either, but I can get a couple bottles of Weller or Johnny Drum for the difference in price.
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#27
i just did a pair of jmt sabers in my grendel and my creedmoor so far very happy with them picked them up on sale for 74$ each with anti walk pins they are adjustable but i havent messed with them yet just running them as is out of the box
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#28
lazyengineer Wrote:Best: Giessele.

Best for your money (as in excellent, at an excellent price): LaRue.

General recommendation - go with a LaRue.

Second this ^. Love my MBT's!
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#29
i just picked up a foxtrot mike 2 stage match trigger - nickel boron coating from brownells for $89. not bad trigger. still breaking in the barrel and such so no firm feedback yet, but better than GI issue by far. and not super expensive either.
-tdbru
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#30
duh... forgot to add the link: https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/tr...13316.aspx
-tdbru
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#31
My favorite AR trigger is the Timney Calvin Elite. My favorie R700 trigger is a Jewell BR. Neither one is cheap, but they're worth it.
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#32
13232 Wrote:I So with out opening up a massive can of worms or pandoras box....
I would prefer the can of worms to Pandora's box. You open that box and it can lead to a chain reaction of sh!t storms.

Seriously though. Enjoy the new trigger.
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#33
I agree with you on the Triggertrch. I have 3 so far, and as I can afford it will replace all my other triggers (except a Rock River that I've got dialed in sweetly on a a .223 pistol) with the Triggertech.
I've either own, owned or tried several other triggers (Timney, LaRue, Geissele ect.) and have to say that for me, the Triggertech outperforms them all.
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#34
Hiperfire.

https://www.hiperfire.com/triggers/pdi-family/

I've tried a bunch of others. Hiperfire is outstanding. FWIW.
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#35
I decided to try a B.A.D. Adjustable Frictionless. Made by Triggertech, in one of my Grendel's. It is one very nice trigger setup and I love the click adjustable feature.

I also have two Velocity triggers and one Timney in my AR platforms and they are very good triggers, but the B.A.D. Triggertech beats them all.

I use leaded sear grease on all of my triggers, rifle and handgun.
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