AR15 trigger

[RevolverRodger]

I was wondering what were the good aftermarket drop in options for an AR15 trigger. I'm looking for a trigger with a relatively light pull.
thanks

 

[carbonrod]

Well, if you just want a light pull, that is quite easy to do. Some factory rifles, lik emy R15 came with a very light spring, and breaks light. In fact, it was too light to make the minimum pull for the competition I shoot. Because of this, I installed a Geissele which gave me a very smooth two stage pull that could be set as high as I need for NSCC. They also go quite low though.

 

[Clubhopper]

my recommendation is Geissele as well

 

[OZZ]

I have both and I would pick the one piece Timney ( Skeletoned version I run), its a great true drop in. The adjustable Geissele is slightly better IMO BUT it is also dependent on the installer, you can muck it up.

The non adjustable Geissele is not as good as the Timney, again IMO.

 

[icedragonmx]

Timney drop in with a 3# pull Great on my 11.5" shorty and target upper!

 

[cyclone]

I wonder if this'll become a single-stage vs. two-stage trigger boondoggle.......

 

[Mystic Precision]

I can offer Timney and Jewell triggers.

Jerry

 

[mebiuspower]

Timney is very light, and have very little takeup...

I have Geissele DMR and Service Rifle on mine and they're the best out there.

 

[JoKa]

RRA trigs should be in the mix too..... Cheap.... Fairly easy to install....... Me likey

 

[peacefrog]

I just dropped a Timney into my Bushmaster. Easy to do, took me 15 minutes. It's a very nice trigger. Did it the night before a match too...

 

[dangertree]

In two weeks we will have the following Geissele Triggers in stock.
-SSA (large and small pin)
-SSA-E (large and small pin) *NEW*
-Hi-Speed Service Rifle (small pin)
-Hi-Speed DMR (small pin)