Drop in Triggers ?

[Troublco]

Sometimes you can bring the trigger pull down to as little as 4 lbs just by swapping different triggers/hammers around and changing the spring to a lighter one also. Do be careful if you do any work on the engagement areas, though, as they are only hardened on the surface and it's easy to break through that layer. This can cause quick wear followed by doubling or worse. I didn't mess with mine at all except to swap components and check the pull weight until I got it close to what I wanted.

[newracer]

There was a good review of the ATC AR Gold trigger in a recent Guns and Ammo. It is a drop in trigger. But it is ~$280.

[esaabye]

Anyone have experience with the JP springs package? It looks interesting but...

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct...tNumber=579878

[Ridge]

How about the Bill Springfield trigger job? He lives in the Springs...

[sniper7]

+1 on the bill springfield.


me, I go with the RRA 2 stage. I have a few of these in my guns and they are absolute great quality.
I will be getting another one shortly!

I would go that route...you can get them relatively cheap, (under $100)

get 2 of those for the price of a timney.

[Backinblackrifles]

I like jewel and jards.

[MadRabbit]

I use JP's because I prefer single stage triggers to two stage types. Little bit of monkeying around to time it with the safety, but well worth it IMHO. I keep standard mil hammer springs in all mine though, never had trouble with harder surplus primers, and the trigger breaks clean at almost exactly 4 lbs. consistently one trigger to the next with that setup.