Davidson defense triggers

I wouldn't ordinary touch anything from them. They go by other names as well.. Google the address

What is your budget? Prefer single or 2 stage?

3 1/2 lbs, 2-stage, and reliable. https://www.righttobear.com/Rock-River-Arms-Two-Stage-Varmint-Match-Trigger-3-p/ar0093nmkv.htm Dropped into an Anderson lower with no problems and I like it even more than my RRA NM (~4 1/2 lbs). That one has several thousand rounds on it now without issue. Good prices and fast shipping too.

Since you said single stage and around 3 lbs, this CMC trigger on sale at MidwayUSA is probably your best bet. Description says 3.5-4 lbs.

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/3...-group-ar-15-small-pin-154-single-stage-matte

If you don't mind bumping up to 4.5-5.5 lbs, the Hiperfire EDT line of triggers would be worth a look in your budget.

That said, I'm partial to 2 stage triggers myself, and my AR has a Geissele G2S which ran me around $130 I think since I got it on sale. 4-4.5 lb total trigger weight split between two stages is great for precise shooting on a budget. After that, my next choices would be a LaRue MBT-2S and Rock River Arms National Match 2 Stage in that order. I put the RRA last only because I've heard complaints about durability on them.

If you are going to be shooting mil surp and everything else I.would look at the Hiperfire EDT.Even with a 4.5lb trigger pull it is designed for reliable primer strikes. I put one on my Colt 6721 and it works perfect.I got mine from Joe Bobs for $80 or so.

CMC have been on sale a lot lately,they are good triggers.

Sorry, missed the single-stage portion of the post.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/04/jeremy-s/ar-15-drop-in-trigger-roundup/

I have a CMC Flat trigger with the little dingus. It is very nice despite the review in the above article. I also have an Elftmann. From what I can feel dry firing, it is extraordinary. It is also touted as being drop safe. It is two hundred and eighty dollars and worth it. But a CMC is a great single stage trigger for about half that.

I prefer single stage and have a Timney 3lb in my one AR but they run a little over $200.00. I’ve been very pleased though. I’d be willing to try a CMC if I ever get another AR.

Just did a little reading on Davidson Defense. I think I’d stay away from them too.

Rock River triggers are a proven commodity. Not that it matters but I believe you made a wise choice.

SamT1 said:

I mean I drive 1000 rough miles a week or more on a loaded chamber.

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Fence line? Or Border fence line?

Where in Texas are you located Sam?

An envious occupation.

I took a hydraulic fluid bath today changing out the cylinders in a Skytrac.

Know the area well. Grandmother grew up in Guthrie and Throckmorton. Grandfather in Dickens. My first job out of college was yard foreman at the sale barn in Abilene, used to get some cattle in from your area.

I know you purchased already and it is a good trigger, but try to catch the Larue mbt on sale for $99 if you need another one in the future. Best value out there. Just as good as my Geiselle ssa