OldBrownDog
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LaRue all the way.
Indeed.The best trigger is one you dont notice.
Velocity. I've got one and love it. I chose the 3 lb and it is sweet.
http://velocitytriggers.com/index.php
Indeed.
The ALG coated trigger is very good for the dollar and would serve any but the demanding target shooter very well.
I have the RA-140 in my side charger AR. It’s clean and crisp. If I ever get around to getting another scope mount for it, I’ll take it to the range.Does anyone have experience with the Rise Armament RA-140 in this context? I'm putting a DMR type rifle together and have been looking at the Geissele G2S-E ~$130, and the RA-140 ~$99. Geissele obviously is the bigger name, but I'm finding overall better reviews online of the RA-140 than I am of the G2S-E in particular.
Forget the jp kit. Clip a leg off the hammer spring and bend 20-30 degree angles on the trigger spring legs and get a pretty good trigger for >$1. If you really want to go nuts you can shave down the back of the trigger bar some to let the set screw take out even more of the creep. You will have to take some off the nose of the disconnected if you do this though. But for a dollar and a little time you can get a really nice very little or creep free 2.5-4lb trigger. And if you screw up, you can still go spend way too much money on a drop in aftermarket trigger. I've done several and they all work great. The only real thing to note is that some lowers (Anderson) are not threaded all the way through into the receiver from the grip screw. As long as you are threaded, it's a piece of cake. If not, well, borrow a tap and it's still not hard.A JP spring kit, a stone and a set screw, gets you a pretty decent trigger for <$20.
Good choice! You will like itOrdered the 3lb Velocity single stage last night, we'll see how it does.