Anybody running the LaRue Tactical MBT-2S Trigger in their AR?

I've got one, for the money it's a great trigger.

I'm also not a fan of the wide trigger....but I probably wouldn't even notice it if my other triggers were similar.

My other ARs all have Geissele's in them. The Larue, isn't a Geissele SSA-E, but it doesn't cost $240 either (although IF you shop around you can find Geissele's for around $200).

I have 3. Big fan.

I've got the curved bow version, and I'm a big fan. Far and away the best bang for your buck as far as I've experienced.

I’ve got 4 of them they are my go to trigger. I have a Geissele SSA-E in another and honestly don’t see enough difference between it and the LaRue. From this point forward I’ll just stick with the LaRue.

In no order…Rock River National Match, ALG ACT, Geissele, and LaRue….depends what I am doing and price point…

BreechFace said:

I’ve got 4 of them they are my go to trigger. I have a Geissele SSA-E in another and honestly don’t see enough difference between it and the LaRue. From this point forward I’ll just stick with the LaRue.

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They are excellent.

I have one, it was the first aftermarket trigger I ever bought and compared to the few stock triggers I had experience with, it felt like I couldn't honestly picture how a 2 stage trigger could be better, until I bought a Geissele.

For $80 I believe it is a fantastic value and the break and reset is excellent. If they sold them at the same price of the Geissele, I would think the same thing honestly. In that case I believe it would come down to the profile preference. I personally prefer the Geissele because I prefer the mil spec profile vs the wide flat. Honestly the crispness of the SSA and MBT-2S is very similar, but the pull weight feels like about a pound heavier on the Geissele which I like, and the reset is a lil more positive.

Not taking nothing away from the LaRue, I believe for a long range precision setup ir a Varminter, the LaRue would shine over the SSA, but for general purpose carbine setup, I would lean toward the Geissele, any Geissele.

I also like single stage triggers, and the BCM and PSA Enhanced Nib triggers are also excellent. I like the crispness of the SSA and also the fact that it has a lil heavier pull weight, although I never did try the 6# spring that comes with all MBT's, that is something I've been meaning to try.

I have a couple and second what others have said. They are really nice triggers and no regrets at all. I feel that due to their materials and method of manufacture, they are above almost all other 2S options.

I bought quite a few of the Larue MBT-2 triggers when they were $80. I've been very happy with them. I run them in everything from 22lr to 5.56 and 308 AR rifles.

I have two of them and think they are the best bang-for-the-buck trigger on the market.

Some shooters don't care for the wide, flat trigger face but it works fine for me even though I would prefer a more rounded trigger.

I have several Larue triggers in AR types and I really like them.

Ive shot a few of the Larue OBR and PredatOBR rifle with their triggers. I remember the triggers being pretty nice and they definitely didnt hinder the accuracy of the rifles at distance.

Same as the above. I replaced a Mil-Spec trigger with a Larue a couple years ago. Very happy with the Larue, and for the money I don't know how you could do better.

-Jeff

I have the LaRue MBT2S. They are very good, IMO. Mine is completely crisp, and light enough not to hinder accuracy, just heavy enough not to be unsafe in a gun like the AR. I'm not normally a 2-stage trigger fan, but I like the LaRue 2S better than a single stage in the AR.

Geiselle's National Match and SSA-E triggers are my favorite, but the MBTs are very nice triggers, especially for the money. I'm not wild over the wide trigger face, but they take up smoothly and break crisply.

I have one in my rifle that I put together for High Power AR Tactical matches. I like it a lot