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Which LPK...

Geissele trigger, JP silent capture buffer assembly, Battle Arms Development - Ambidextrous Safety Selector (BAD-ASS),
KNS Push Button Quick Takedown Pin
 
The RRA NM parts kits is excellent, as pointed out by YukonAl. If you're planning on a Timney or similar trigger for your build, the CMMG LPKs are very good.
 
Hey thanks everyone.... I am thinking of building a full size ar15 and would also like a good kit to put in the spare parts box...
 
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most kits are junk. you will wind up replacing most of it with new parts you like anyway. at least that is what i have found. i buy detents and springs by the dozen and the parts i like from the start.
 
I see a lot of people recommend the RR national match trigger.. this would be great in my full size for sure...

What's your take on the ALG ACT trigger for a replacement over a plain stock M4 trigger..??
 
Oh yes there triggers are very nice.. I only asked about the ALG ACT because it's going in a self defense M4 and was just looking for something not as gritty as the factory trigger.. The parts kit and nice trigger will go in a full size ar15 I have been wanting to build for awhile..
 
My dad has an ALG trigger in one of his, it is an improvement over a standard trigger for sure, combine the JP springs with it and it's a pretty decent trigger for the price. I use a Jewell 2 stage in my service rifle and a POF single stage in my prone rifle.
 

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