Poll: What trigger are you using on your target or competition Grendel rig?
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Geissele SSA
7.75%
10 7.75%
Geissele SSA-E
42.64%
55 42.64%
Geissele SD-E
6.20%
8 6.20%
Timmney
13.18%
17 13.18%
Wilson
0%
0 0%
Rock River 2 stage
10.85%
14 10.85%
Armalite 2 stage
0.78%
1 0.78%
J.P. Springs (hammer bob etc..)
10.08%
13 10.08%
Spike's Enhanced (or other coated trigger)
0.78%
1 0.78%
Regular old single stage AR trigger
7.75%
10 7.75%
Total 129 vote(s) 100%
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Trigger for your Target or Competition Rig
#21
Alexander Arms Tactical trigger

I really do not like two stage triggers

But then, I am sure I shoot far less than most here
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#22
Jard Adjustable Single Stage. 1 1/2 pound pull. Just love this thing. They're in both my Grendel and my .223.
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#23
I really like the Geissele Super Dynamic 3gun. The flat trigger helps me with finger placement, and the short reset is allowing me to make a tight followup shot.
It's not your average trigger, but i Enjoy it.
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#24
Ive got the Jhard 1.5 lb single stage in my Grendel and the Jhar 4 lb in my 5.56.
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#25
POF-USA's new EFP (Enhanced Finger Placement) unit looks interesting:

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Link: http://www.pof-usa.com/shop/index.php?id...er=product
Drifter
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#26
stokesrj Wrote:For my actual competition rigs I use a Geissele High Speed National Match in Service Rifle and a Geissele High Speed Match in my match rifle AR. My Tubb 2000 has an Anshutz and my Stolle Panda has a Timney 2 oz. So I don't have a single trigger on your survey in my actual competition guns. But I do have a Geissele SSA-E in my Grendel Ultralight so I voted for that one.
Bob

+1000- Awesome trigger.
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#27
I have a Rock River national match 2-stage trigger on the Grendel and one .223 and a Geissele SSA-Enhanced trigger on a .308 AR. They both are very similar in feel and weight of pull. I like them both.
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#28
Once I started using Geissele's SSA-E I switched out all of them to the SSA-E and never look back.....
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#29
Of the ones you listed I would choose the SSA-E, however, in my target AR (also my Grendel) I run a Geissele HS NM trigger like post #5. That is the one I voted for, it is a great two stage trigger.

However, I also have a Timney in another AR, I believe it is set at 3bs from the factory (military discount), and it is a great single stage trigger, I really like it. That would be my second vote.

In my bolt gun I run a Timney straight shoe trigger set at 1.5 lbs. Great trigger, and I especially like the really wide shoe.
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#30
Trying a CMC for the first time in my Grendel. I have the SSA and Timneys on my other rigs, they're all great.
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#31
rick458 Wrote:What trigger are you running in your target shooting or competition Grendel?

I am using a Geissele High Speed NM In my my Mega GTR-H Lower.
It is a great smooth trigger.
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#32
PACT AR Gold Trigger x 5

Best there is.
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#33
tango29 Wrote:I am using a Geissele High Speed NM In my my Mega GTR-H Lower.
It is a great smooth trigger.

+1, Exceptional performance.
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#34
I run the SSA-E, SD 3 Gun and High Speed NM. Love both of them but if you want the ability to adjust the trigger then the HSNM is the way to go. It allows you to adjust more features than just the weight of the pull like length of travel and the amount of sear engagement. The 3 Gun trigger is built exactly for that, speed shooting not precision long range shooting.
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#35
I just put a CMC trigger in my 5.56 and love it. I am having to retrain myself to the lighter pull compared to the trigger it had which while it broke clean had to be about a ten pound pull. I ordered another in to put in my Grendel build that I am just waiting for the barrel for.
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#36
AR Gold in both Grendels
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#37
Is anybody using the giesslle g2s? If so what are your thoughts?
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#38
I just installed a Jhard 2 lb single stage in my Grendel. Just bench tested so far, but I think it is going to be good. I tried a Rock River Single Stage Trigger, it was OK, but not a big improvement over what I had with a smoothed up stock FCG. I have another lower with a Geissele Super Semi-Automatic Enhanced (SSA-E), it's good too, but so far I prefer the Jhard over the others, even with a lighter pull, I like the adjustments I can make. The Jhard is a little more trouble to install, but I could do a second one much faster.

I just got an over travel adjustment screw from http://www.AR15TriggerAdjusters.com I have yet to try out on a stock trigger. This uses the grip screw hole similar to the Jhard, except instead of two piece screw and adjuster the grip screw is drilled and taped for an adjuster screw.
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#39
I use the geissele high speed national match with a mixed spring pack NM first stage DMR second the NM second stage was a little light for my taste of your listed options I would gor with the SSA-E, the three gun trigger that has been mentioned several times so far isn't really designed for long range precision shooting it is basically a 2 stage trigger with out a second stage, you can actually adjust the second stage to non existent on the HSNM if that's what your looking for, if you like the wieght specs listed for the SSA-E then that's the one I would go with if your want to fiddle with it go HS, the G2S is a SSA without the certification testing but same trigger..... I recomend watching the geissele what trigger is right for me video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypb5HXdDJhc&sns=em


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Punctuation is for the weak....
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#40
2 American Gold triggers and 2 Geissele triggers, both are out standing.
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