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Posted: 9/25/2011 11:04:19 AM EDT
'PPP' (Previously Posted Pic) Dibs on the acronym! I've tried the supposed custom trigger job from a guy in Colorado. I think he removed too much material off of the sear surfaces and all I got was double ups. Even after three attempts! I polished and re-installed a standard trigger kit but it's not what I'm looking for. I want to avoid making the same mistake of taking too much off. Now I'm looking at Gissielle trigger kits. Opinions? Other options? Stats: CMMG Lower DPMS 24" Stainless Bull Barrel Hogue Grip PRS stock Pmags Springfield Armory 4-14x56 1st Gen. Gov't. model Harris Bipod More capable of a long shot than I am. 
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You are on the right track. There are other less expensive triggers that are good, but none better IMO. I think you will find this is the consensus on the forum. Here Fleet Farm carries a Target trigger and Magpul and Blackhawk stuff. One of the fiew things I've seen that makes you think we could move in the right direction again. |
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rock river arms is what all of my ar,s , including lr-308. great for the money. ive figured out how to get the second stage down to about 2lbs if i so wish.
my 20" a-2 has a bushmaster adj 2 stage. I must say i like it the best, but its finicky...you gotta keep it clean and lub.d with right dry lubricant.what i like the most of the bushmaster is the ability to not only adj the 2nd stage breaking point, but also being able to adj for the rate of movement for the recycling point. you barely have to move your trigger finger to recylce..and what i mean by barely moving....I MEAN BARELY MOVING> |
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