Reasonably priced upgraded trigger for AR-15

[pavmentsurfer]

Unfortunately I have to sell my Tavor to pay for a downpayment on a house. So, I'm going to, what I think, is downgrade, to an AR (argue all you want, its personal preference). I have a decent AR already but the trigger isnt nice at all (though it IS better than the Tavor… lol). Im wondering if there is a reasonably priced trigger or trigger kit I can buy that drops in to an AR and improves pull, or is adjustable or whatever, just better than the trigger than comes in a standard LPK.

Any ideas would be great.

 

[I <3 M14]

Check out the ALG combat trigger, I think CTCS carries them

 

[toxic]

If you're interested in a two stage trigger the RRA is very nice and is a mid price point.

 

[TDC]

Really depends on what you're after? A decent "stock" trigger I would say ALG, if you want "holy wow!" trigger I would say Geisselle, Gold, Jewel, JP, Chip McCormick. What kind of AR as in what kind of setup and purpose? I will shamelessly plug my add for Chip McCormick as I have two for sale.

TDC

 

[barsik]

try polishing the factory trigger surfaces yourself before you toss your dollars downstream. there are quite a number of youtube tutorials giving step by step instructions, all you really need is a lot patience and a bit of skill.

 

[ted_dent]

If Brownells exports them try this:

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-part...hanced-reliability-spring-kits-prod32318.aspx

Tried one on a US friend's gun and it made a huge difference. Certainly not a glass break Geissele but it lightened up the trigger a huge amount over the factory unit. It was a little squishy but worth a try for the price.

 

[Dick Proenneke]

For the difference in prices just buy a Geisselle SSA. You won't regret it. I think they are $235 at Tier One Armoury in Edmonton.

 

[pavmentsurfer]

I think I'm going to take one of TDC's CMC drop in units. They seem like a good, easy choice that wont require alot of fiddling around.

Thanks for the info guys

 

[Hitzy]

If you're interested in a two stage trigger the RRA is very nice and is a mid price point.

Got these in both my rifles, Brownells will ship and are priced pretty well.

 

[GD45]

Read a good review about the spikes battle trigger with some jp springs from brownells. It's a standard trigger but with the lighter weight springs and NiBo coating apparently it was pretty slick

 

[Pietro Beretta]

RRA National Match 2-stage trigger for around $150 from Questar or Wolverine Supplies. Amazing trigger, I bought one, and love it. Easily installed in 5 minutes....drop in part.

 

[A.T.R.]

Try the JP springs first. $20.

 

[DILLIGAF]

JP springs caused light primer strikes in my spikes .22 kit.

 

[mg4201]

Do any of the sponsoring dealers carry the lightweight trigger and hammer springs?.

 

[A.T.R.]

JP springs caused light primer strikes in my spikes .22 kit.

Really?

Ive never heard this for .223/5.56.

 

[DILLIGAF]

It only happened when my convertion kit was in. I put in a Wolf spring kit and the issue with my .22 kit disappeared

 

[SgtMjr]

Giessele contends their proprietary springs are a major factor in the success of their triggers.

 

[jackrabbit000]

For the difference in prices just buy a Geisselle SSA. You won't regret it. I think they are $235 at Tier One Armoury in Edmonton.

Basically the same [price as Arms East - $239

http://www.armseast.com/store/geiss...tomatics_super_semi_auto_ssa_2_stage_trigger/

 

[Dick Proenneke]

Basically the same [price as Arms East - $239

http://www.armseast.com/store/geiss...tomatics_super_semi_auto_ssa_2_stage_trigger/

Yes, but the receipt doesn't have an accent, or smell of dark rum and cod. Also, if you live in Alberta, shipping is cheaper. As is in store purchase.

 

[Silverado]

Yes, but the receipt doesn't have an accent, or smell of dark rum and cod. Also, if you live in Alberta, shipping is cheaper. As is in store purchase.

LOL! Steve and Walt are excellent gunnutz; I highly recommend them for their service. Their accents aren't so bad either... They must be townies.