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ar 15 trigger (which one)

crazyhorse1361

What would be a good 2 stage trigger for the S&W mp15 AR.In the prices range of $200 to $300.Thanks for your help.I'm target shooting and shooting steel.
 
I think my g2s is just as good a trigger as my much more expensive high speed national match set at a similar weight.

I've seen others say the same relative to the ssa.
 
crazyhorse1361 said:
What would be a good 2 stage trigger for the S&W mp15 AR.In the prices range of $200 to $300.Thanks for your help.I'm target shooting and shooting steel.
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One more vote for geissele. You'll note that all the others are using Geissele as the standard to be measured by.
There's a reason for that.
The sting of price is quickly forgotten, the agony of poor quality lingers on forever.
 
Also... They don't hold a candle to the SSA-E geissele trigger but if you maybe want a standered configuration trigger I put in a ALG-ACT trigger made by geissele , actually a company his wife started and was shocked and very pleased with it for a retail price of $69.00... No creep , no grit just a super nice stock trigger..These triggers will go in every defensive rifle I own after buying this one..Once again it is not an SSA-E for sure , but if you need a stock geometry trigger or work for a place were your not allowed to install a CNC or other drop in trigger , I can't recommend these enough...
 
velocette said:
One more vote for geissele. You'll note that all the others are using Geissele as the standard to be measured by.
There's a reason for that.
The sting of price is quickly forgotten, the agony of poor quality lingers on forever.
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I think they're still on sale at nice prices.(for them)
 
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Anyone seeing what I am seeing? Essentially these triggers are all versions of the old Kreiger/Millazzo trigger later produced by Armalite and Rock River. Essentially based on the Garand trigger. My Delton is outstanding. I have had all of the above, and it is as good as any version I have had yet.
 
I have a Geissele SSA-E in a 9 mm SBR and the National Match trigger in my .223. Although the pull weight isn't adjustable, I think that I prefer the SSA-E trigger better. The pull weight is just right and it is very crisp. It is excellent and the price is not bad!
 
Have used the jewell for 15 years. It's ease of adjustment to make weight in a service rifle match is unequalled.
 
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