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Posted: 2/1/2011 1:57:50 PM EDT
| I currently have a bushmaster upper on a spikes tactical lower im building right now. Im searching the web for the best drop in trigger system for a decentlu affordable price($150-$250). I shoot at tactical shooting competitions here in Jacksonville, and am looking for a great trigger with a 4 lb pull. Does anyone have any suggestions for me? Thanks a lot! |
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This is the best trigger for a self defense / precision rifle. If precision is all you care about, you'll want a lighter trigger pull. |
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I have both a Chip McCormick and Timney drop in. Very easy to install and very satisfied with both. Each is smooth, crisp, and light. That said, I'll probably put a Wilson in my next build just for comparison.
I don't think you can go wrong with either of these three. |
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I have both a Chip McCormick and Timney drop in. Very easy to install and very satisfied with both. Each is smooth, crisp, and light. That said, I'll probably put a Wilson in my next build just for comparison. I don't think you can go wrong with either of these three. I have several Chip McCormicks...easy drop in. Great trigger. One trigger has well over 15K pulls with out an issue...except for that one popped primer...never a double... ETA to add...you have to get the AR 10 trigger in the Timeny to get reliable .mil primer ignitions in the 5.56. McCormick ignites all primers for me... |
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Tried quit a few but the Chip McCormick impressed me the most, consistent feel shot after shot, drop in design, full power hammer spring: http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y75/goretro77/gunpics3/_D303993.jpg I have to agree...:-) |
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