AR15 competition trigger

[Grizzlypeg]

What's the best available precision shooting trigger for an AR15? Geiselle seems unobtainable. States is all sold out. RRA has there two stage trigger. Sounds like from old posts there might have been a quality problem (in the past?). What else is available? Chip Mcormick? Timney?

 

[FPembleton]

Keep an eye out for things on the EE. I think there were a few KAC triggers there not so long ago.

 

[OZZ]

The Timney is easy to get and it is very nice and smooth, easy to install too.

 

[RobAK]

You mentioned the Geiselle was unobtainable, but if you can find one it is by far the best 2 stage trigger I've ever used in an AR.

 

[Shelldrake]

The Armalite Match trigger is fine too.

 

[bluebell]

Jewell is a terrific trigger - two stage, each stage adjustable.

Downside: expensive, installation not easy (but I successfully installed mine - if you get one, PM me).

 

[m39a2]

Timminy is probably the easiest to install and aquire. Check with Western Gun Pasts in Edmonton.

Scott

 

[gunbuny]

Get a hold of Mysticplayer here on gunnutz. I purchased my Jewell trigger from him for my precesion AR build. It was a little tough to set up but once its in it sure is sweet.

 

[rambones]

anyone here compared a geiselle to a KAC 2 stage?

I've tried RRA, LMT, and KAC 2 stage and hands down KAC wins.

 

[johnnyreb65]

What's the best available precision shooting trigger for an AR15? Geiselle seems unobtainable. States is all sold out. RRA has there two stage trigger. Sounds like from old posts there might have been a quality problem (in the past?). What else is available? Chip Mcormick? Timney?

The Geiselle trigger is available at Arms East ( a contributing dealer, click on the tab above), Walter is great and still may have some stock.

 

[sigger69]

The Geiselle trigger is available at Arms East ( a contributing dealer, click on the tab above), Walter is great and still may have some stock.

Many messages and no answers about the Geisseles and availability.

 

[Paulinski]

Geissele hands down.

 

[johnnyreb65]

Many messages and no answers about the Geisseles and availability.

Just keep calling, he's an active shooter and shoots alot of matches. I also think he's a one man operation, so if he hunts, fishes or is on vacation it can be hard to reach him. What time are you calling at, Newfoundland is a different time zone.His product and service is well worth the wait. You can also send him a PM from CGN . Just go to dealer forums. I think his name is dangertree

 

[sigger69]

To avoid timezone issues I sent a couple PMs and a couple emails back in May.

 

[Grizzlypeg]

Arm's East is currently out of Geiselle triggers, but is trying to get some in from my understanding of his answer on a previous thread about AR parts in Canada.

 

[dangertree]

Geissele is telling us Aug/Sept for delivery.

AEI isn't just me, but I work the phones, and I was in Hartford last week. (Where I got good news!).

 

[Onagoth]

he's an active shooter

uh-oh.....

 

[Grizzlypeg]

What makes the Geiselle so much a favorite? I heard it has a faster lock time. Is that significant on AR's?

 

[FPembleton]

Geissele is telling us Aug/Sept for delivery.

AEI isn't just me, but I work the phones, and I was in Hartford last week. (Where I got good news!).

Stag/CMT news? Colt news? What news?!

 

[beltfed]

What makes the Geiselle so much a favorite? I heard it has a faster lock time. Is that significant on AR's?

They can be had in a couple of flavours; DMR or Service Rifle. They are fully adjustible, hardy and come with all components for the installation.

I can't say whether Geiselle's triggers do or don't have improved lock time over their competition, but shorter lock time is significant on any firearm where precision is wanted or required.