October 13, 201115 yr Considering upgrading my "stock" generic LPK kit trigger with something from this guy: http://www.triggerwork.net/arparts.html Anyone ever used one of his "customized" triggers before?
October 13, 201115 yr He did the triggers on my S&W 1911 and CZ82 and both came out great and he has a fast turn around. I cannot speak about his AR jobs but I have heard good things.
October 13, 201115 yr Considering upgrading my "stock" generic LPK kit trigger with something from this guy: http://www.triggerwork.net/arparts.html Anyone ever used one of his "customized" triggers before? I had two AR triggers done by Bill Springfield. Both set up 4#. I had to trim the weld he puts under the trigger tail on both and I had to clean up the sear engagement on the hammer on both. You get what you pay for. I'll do my own from now on. EDIT: If you want to see some of his AR work I'll pull one out of the safe and you can look at it.
October 13, 201115 yr Have you considered JP, Gissele, Timney, RRA, to name a few? They all make excellent triggers for an AR.
October 13, 201115 yr I had Bill do two AR triggers for me too. Both were the same 4# with speed hammer mods. One was light, crisp 4# break and dropped in perfectly. The other was also light but had a bit of grit to it so not as crisp and required filing a few thousandths off the trigger travel weld before it would even fit into the receiver and clear the safety. Both triggers/parts kits and receivers were the same brands so the consistency could be better even if its not exactly hand fitted to your gun at the time the parts are modified. Still though, its a cheap alternative for a simple single-stage trigger job compared to a typical drop in kit from Giselle or such.
October 13, 201115 yr Author Have you considered JP, Gissele, Timney, RRA, to name a few? They all make excellent triggers for an AR. Oh yes, they are excellent triggers and priced accordingly. I may just end up getting one of them but I was curious if this place was a reasonable compromise.
October 13, 201115 yr Giessele SSA trigger, best money I spent on the AR. Just do it, Buy once, cry once.
October 13, 201115 yr Giessele SSA trigger, best money I spent on the AR. Just do it, Buy once, cry once. +1. A Giessele SSA found it's way into each of my AR's. However -Digz if you want a Bill Springfield trigger on the cheap ( a light single stag) let me know. I have one I'm looking to offload.
October 13, 201115 yr Anybody know anything about this? Super cheap...Super 2 Stage (S2S) Trigger. Price: $125.00 http://geissele.com/super2stagetrigger.aspx
October 13, 201115 yr Anybody know anything about this? Super cheap...Super 2 Stage (S2S) Trigger. Price: $125.00 http://geissele.com/super2stagetrigger.aspx http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_118/539229_The_Geissele_S2S_Super_Two_Stage_trigger_is_shipping_next_week_.html&page=1 But Geissele stopped selling them to consumers, they are only selling them to mfg's to use in thier rifles now (see pg 4 of ar15.com thread). Which sucks because I was getting ready to order one in the next month.
October 13, 201115 yr http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_118/539229_The_Geissele_S2S_Super_Two_Stage_trigger_is_shipping_next_week_.html&page=1 But Geissele stopped selling them to consumers, they are only selling them to mfg's to use in thier rifles now (see pg 4 of ar15.com thread). Which sucks because I was getting ready to order one in the next month. Let me make some calls next week. For the right price I'd buy a dozen but not 50.
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