AR trigger group replacement thats still tough?

[C-grunt]

I recently traded my Bushmaster 16" upper for a Colt Hbar 20" and now I want to upgrade the trigger group to take advantage of the new upper. BUT this rifle will still be my SHTF rifle so I want it to still be tough and reliable. Can you guys recomend me a new trigger group that has a good pull for increased accuracy, but is still a tough reliable unit?

 

[Walkalong]

RRA or CMMG 2 stage match triggers.

 

[Onmilo]

I have Rock River Arms 2 stage triggers in a couple of rifles with no problems.
You can get them direct, or from Brownells.
http://www.brownells.com

If you are into super brand naming, get a Lewis Machine and Tool two stage trigger which looks for all the world just like the RRA or get a Knights Armament 2 stage.
http://www.lewismachine.net
http://www.knightarmco.com

 

[Tarvis]

JP makes a fantastic adjustable single stage trigger. FWIW I haven't shot am AR 2 stage trigger, but if it's anything like a M1A trigger it will be good depending on your experience.

 

[highorder]

I'll tell you what; I just got my trigger parts back from Bill Springfield, and the difference is night and day. For $35.00, I got a light crisp trigger with no creep and a clean break.

I highly recommend his work. ( I also had it back in 4 days!)

www.triggerwork.net

 

[RockyMtnTactical]

The military currently uses the KAC two-stage trigger in their Mk 12 sniper rifles. It is expensive but very good. That and the geissele 2-Stage are the only two that the military use, that I know of.

 

[gvnwst]

The KAC is a great one, but hard to get due to military orders. Timney makes a really good drop-in single stage, but it's $200. the RRA is cheaper, but IMO not as good.

 

[Z-Michigan]

I have heard that RRA's design eventually wears down to a dangerously light single-stage trigger. I do not have personal experience with it.

Armalite has come out with their own 2-stage design and I think it would be worth a look. They seem slow to introduce stuff but seem to get it right when they do.

 

[W.E.G.]

I have heard that RRA's design eventually wears down to a dangerously light single-stage trigger. I do not have personal experience with it.

Those were the "early" production sets.
(i.e. years ago)

Nobody complaining a bit about the current production sets.