Best stock'ish trigger ...

[BrocLuno]

Huh...

Get a cheap trigger the lower won't last long anyway.

You've owned one and run it into the ground ... What's goinna fail?

[Joezamboni]

I have nib fcg with no yellow springs an I get a few light strikes from time to time. Think of charging to the reliability spring. Sounds like they work well for you.

I got these just in case because I read of a few issues with light strikes on the yellows. Fired a bunch of 223 Wolf gold, Norma Tact, Fiocchi, and reloads I made with CCI small rifle and CCI small pistol (9mm AR). Between three different BCGs I don't think a light strike will ever be an issue with these springs.

[MarikinaMan]

Very happy with my Hiperfire EDT.

[steelheadmike]

Any of the coated mil spec trigger (ACT, BCM PNT, PSA, Midway) with the JP springs seem pretty solid. I'm getting a crisp 4.5lb break on mine (except for the bad disconnector). That's about what I want for a plinker and hd toy.

[Ridin1]

I just polished my cmmg trigger an unbranded trigger & my buddies m&p trigger. The results were amazing. I installed the JP 3.5 springs in the cmmg, combined with the polish im extremely happy. 2 other friends want theirs done now. All three ordered the JP springs as soon as they felt mine. By far the best cheap option.

[CMBrowning]

Cmmg has never done me wrong. One with factory springs and another gun with a wolff heavy hammer spring. Works great. Heavier that 3lbs but consistwolffIve wanted to grind and polish the contacts but never got around to it.

[Jimi Jah]

I have RRA and QMS triggers here. One is a stock AR trigger. That is a rare good one, super crisp break and no creep. It beats all my QMS triggers, those creep a mile.

Triggers are like a box of candy, you never know what you're going to get.

[BrocLuno]

What stones are you'all using to polish with?

[Kmai24]

I just use white diamond bar with my dremel, just be sure not to round out the edges. Keep them squared.

2 things you need to polish are circled in red
The part where you don't want to round out is on the trigger where it engages the sear

[k1dude]

Be very careful polishing a mil-spec trigger/hammer. You can easily remove the fine layer of heat treatment and ruin the trigger group.