Mega Tactical Trigger

[billdoodoo]

I just wanna hear feedbacks about this trigger, how heavy the pull is, how crisp it breaks and how it holds after firing a lot of rounds with it. I was thinking about getting a Timney but if these work well, it wouldn't be bad saving around $80.

[NewbieDave]

I've try it in a friend's AR... not a lot of rounds on it yet, but it felt pretty good. But I'm so used to my 2-stage (RRA and CMMG) that I personally would just go with a RRA 2-stage for couple bucks more.

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[billdoodoo]

the problem is, i dislike 2-stage triggers. it's either this or the timney

[gatdammit]

I wanna get one soon as well, but I think it's like 99 dollars just for the trigger and not the rest of the FCG.

[killshot44]

the problem is, i dislike 2-stage triggers. it's either this or the timney

You have another option: http://triggerwork.net/ar15s.html I, too, prefer one-stage triggers.

Bill Springfield does excellent work and quickly. Send him your Trigger parts, he sends back a lowered pull-weight and polished-sear Trigger.
I have his 4lb in my M4 and a 2.5lb in my Target AR.

[billdoodoo]

^is there a big, noticeable difference between his 4lb and 2.5lb trigger job? does the speed hammer really help?

[CHS]

The Mega looks cool.

That's about it.

Get a Timney.

[pacrimguru]

really? ugh, i think the mega looks like butt. lol

[CHS]

really? ugh, i think the mega looks like butt. lol

I don't actually think it looks all that great. But most people do.

The trigger shoe doesn't feel comfortable on your finger, the pull weight and crispness is not worth the money (because it's NOT crisp). It's just a terrible investment.

[ExtremeX]

the problem is, i dislike 2-stage triggers. it's either this or the timney

Whats the intended use?

Bench shooting or run and gun carbine type work?

Im also looking at the Timney, and RRA 2 Stage. My concern.. is the 2 stage the wrong trigger for a run and gun carbine. I also get told the Timney is too light for this application too.