AR Trigger Upgrade???

[fattboyzz]

Another vote for the ALG ACT trigger group :0)

 

[Pholley526]

I'm going to try this in the next week or so when I get time. Heck for 10$ in springs and a little bit of time I figure it's at least worth a try...


https://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/514832_Budget_Trigger_Replacement.html

 

[greg vess]

Just throwing it out there a good nickle boron trigger set up is nice. Combine that with a reduced power spring set from JPE will give you a smooth lighter than mil-spec fire control group. I have a few set ups like this and it's a smooth break with no gritty feel. It's about 60 bucks for a spikes NIB trigger set and about 12 bucks for the JP Enterprises reduced power springs. For 70 bucks you will get a nice smooth 4 to 4.5 lb. pull. I have a couple like this and I see no reason to change them out. You really can't beat the price and it's a clean break. Seeing that some triggers from the factory can be as high as 8 lbs. You will definitely feel a big difference over a run of the mill lower parts kit trigger. Just an idea. I see a lot of drop in triggers for sale all the time. That should tell you something.

 

[albatros43]

I have a BCM PNT trigger and it's no better than a standard mil-spec IMO. I'd go Geissele G2S or Larue MBT. The G2S feels every bit as good as the SSA, but is cheaper. The MBT is about 95% as good as the G2S, but not quite. When the MBT goes on sale for $99 with the action chassis, it's a no-brainer. At regular price I'd go G2S.

 

[strongtactics]

Lots of good ones already mentioned. I personally really like this one:

https://pof-usa.com/shop/upgrades-accessories/trigger-system-drop-in-enhanced-finger-placement/


**Comes with custom-fit stainless steel KNS Precision™ Anit-walk Pins for both standard AR and POF-USA ambidextrous lower receivers.

 

[spencer60]

Just put the AGL ACT into my Savage MSR last night and it's a nice upgrade for $40. The Velocity trigger is pretty impressive as well for 1/2 - 1/3 the price of the big boys.

 

[Glocksmith]

No one recommended the RRA 2 stage national match?

 

[Shrek926]

No one recommended the RRA 2 stage national match?

Too many issues with high round counts.


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[Glocksmith]

Too many issues with high round counts.


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I guess I need to get dumpin'

 

[Old_School]

Just throwing it out there a good nickle boron trigger set up is nice. Combine that with a reduced power spring set from JPE will give you a smooth lighter than mil-spec fire control group. I have a few set ups like this and it's a smooth break with no gritty feel. It's about 60 bucks for a spikes NIB trigger set and about 12 bucks for the JP Enterprises reduced power springs. For 70 bucks you will get a nice smooth 4 to 4.5 lb. pull. I have a couple like this and I see no reason to change them out. You really can't beat the price and it's a clean break. Seeing that some triggers from the factory can be as high as 8 lbs. You will definitely feel a big difference over a run of the mill lower parts kit trigger. Just an idea. I see a lot of drop in triggers for sale all the time. That should tell you something.

Is this the Spikes Battle Trigger Set you're referring to?

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