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For single stage, definitely ALG QMS or ACT. Both on sale on ALG's website for the weekend.
I like my ALG ACT and also have a basic mill spec from a CMMG kit that is just as good, would love to get a single stage Geissele but cant justify the price when I can build an entire AR for 350.00 using a blank and a PSA kit......but this Mossberg JM PRO trigger looks pretty slick, check out the top screw adjustments.
https://www.tombstonetactical.com/c...m-pro-ar-15-drop-in-adjustable-match-trigger/
https://www.tombstonetactical.com/c...m-pro-ar-15-drop-in-adjustable-match-trigger/
Not when you consider my background. The Sniper rifles I cut my teeth on all had single-stage triggers, and the 3-round-burst trigger in the M16A2 issued to the Corps feels like a 2-stage. The 3-round-burst trigger feels quite different from the standard, select-fire version.
Unless you are trying to shoot tiny groups at tiny targets, or just like spending money, consider the Palmetto State Armory EPT paired with a set of JP Enterprises 3.5lb enhanced reliability springs. Can't imagine wanting anything cleaner than this for an AR, and it's usually pretty dang cheap, but to each their own.
I don't think there's anything wrong with Timmy's or the vast majority of solid aftermarket AR triggers on the market for what 95% of people will be using them for. The number of triggers that I cannot find creep in is miniscule. It may not seem that way just trying triggers out but once you spend some time with them you wil be able to detect creep in most of them. However, in an AR platform gun creep is not a big deal unless you are anal retentive and the gun is playing a precision roll.
Geissele's are fast and crisp and have a very small amount of creep and have been proven in combat to be very durable and that's why they have the reputation that they have. I sold all of my Geissele triggers and bought ATC AR gold because the reset was shorter and I found less creep in them than Geissele. For me it was just as quick up close but I found it to be a better precision trigger. Others who tried it, preferred the Geissele. Triggers are highly personal.
Next, I tried the Triggertech Diamond AR drop-in trigger and in my main rifle I have swapped to it over the AR Gold. I never thought Geissele's had creep until the AR gold, and I never thought the AR Gold's had creep until the Triggertech Diamond. It is a very deep rabbit hole that quite frankly reaches a point of diminishing returns at probably around the $80 mark for all but the most discerning individuals. I am not skilled enough to take advantage of the differences but once you get used to a certain feel it's hard to go the other way.
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