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Gunsmith that can do AR trigger jobs

Rocad
in Gunsmithing

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Hi,

 

I'm looking for a gunsmith in upper NJ who is good at AR-15 trigger jobs.

 

The main one I want done is my 2 stage version. Since this is my bench rifle, I need it cleaned up a bit and brought down from 5lbs to a nice crisp 3 lbs,

 

I have two more AR's I may have done also.

 

Tx

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    A drop-in AR trigger is the easiest thing in the world to install. Doing it yourself will help you get to know your rifle and its inner workings better.

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    Most AR triggers are not worth working on, spend your money on buying a good trigger.

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    Looking at all the products Brownells offers, which would YOU suggest?

     

    I'm interested in a crisp clean 2 stage with a final 3lb pull.

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    Since this is a bench rifle, I would go for the Geissele SSA-E, over the SSA... THe SSA-E gives you a total 3.5 lb trigger pull (2.3 lb on the 1st stage, and 1.2 lb on the 2nd) and is recommended for precision shooting. While still a great trigger, the SSA is more of a combat trigger with an approximate 4.5 lb trigger pull.

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    Since this is a bench rifle, I would go for the Geissele SSA-E, over the SSA...

     

    What he said. And the install is a cinch.

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    Since this is a bench rifle, I would go for the Geissele SSA-E, over the SSA... THe SSA-E gives you a total 3.5 lb trigger pull (2.3 lb on the 1st stage, and 1.2 lb on the 2nd) and is recommended for precision shooting. While still a great trigger, the SSA is more of a combat trigger with an approximate 4.5 lb trigger pull.

     

    Good call, I completely missed that it was for a bench rifle. In that case I vote for the SSA-E (or the SD-E if you like flat triggers.)

     

    Heres the summary of all the Geisssele triggers http://geissele.com/pdfs/TriggerSummarySheet.pdf

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    Just ordered the Geissele SSA-E!

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