Looking for AR15 trigger work

[capitol]

I have a DPMS LPK and would like the trigger group worked on. Hoping for a 3-4 pound crisp pull with no creep. I've tried Bill Springfield and I dont care for his work.

Anyone know of a place or person that does this work?

This will used in a truck/beater rifle.

[jaymz]

For $150-200, most of the drop-in triggers will give you what you want. I put a CMC in my .308 build, and it was worth every penny.

[oddball]

I would purchase a Geissele trigger and be done with it. They make single and two stage triggers with a plethora of applications and uses, with a wide variety of trigger pull weights. Cry once...

[capitol]

I know the drop ins will get me what I'm looking for, but even B. Springfield gets you a nice trigger for $55 bucks.

I just figured someone else out there may be doing this type of work.

[capitol]

I would purchase a Geissele trigger and be done with it. They make single and two stage triggers with a plethora of applications and uses, with a wide variety of trigger pull weights. Cry once...

I didn't know Geissele makes a true single stage trigger. Got a link?

[MarkInFolsom]

buy one of these:

http://algdefense.com/lower-parts.html?cat=77

[baih777]

Just buy the JP yellow springs and install them yourself.

[CGT80]

I didn't know Geissele makes a true single stage trigger. Got a link?

I think I recall reading that the s3g trigger is really a two stage that is built to feel like a single stage. They have me fooled, as it feels like a 1911 trigger to me. My brother and I both use this trigger and love it. We run the lighter springs so it should be around 3.25 pounds and while there is very little movement to the trigger, I have no clue when it is going to actually go off.

I don't blame you for looking for a less expensive option for a beater gun, but I don't see how you could go wrong with a Geissele trigger if it is in your budget. I just wish they made a trigger like the s3g for a 9mm pcc AR. I have a stock trigger, that I could use for the 9mm build, but it would need the same work you are looking for. Good luck with the search.

[hermosabeach]

Geissele triggers are great


Timney also makes a nice drop in selection

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/triggers-parts/triggers/ar-15-drop-in-trigger-module-prod40120.aspx

[shafferds]

Best alg act trigger plus yellow springs. Best bang for the buck

[capitol]

Maybe I'll try that ACT trigger and use yellow springs to make the pull reasonable. Wonder if the yellow springs will cause light primer strikes

[baih777]

I have the JP springs in two ARs and never had a light primer strike. If you use the cheap ammo like wolf steel case, you might have issues. PMC , Nato556, Remington have worked fine for me.