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[Random7Dude]

[Romeo_alpha01]

I’ll be triggered too! Soon my friend soon!

For your AR, why not Geissele?

[tabascoz28]

Only trigger I want is a binary.

[naz]

I agree with you on wanting “component” trigger without adjustment screws for AR

How about bobbing the hammer on a mil spec trigger and putting in $12 JP spring kit, or getting a G trigger

[ar15barrels]

The Bad

Timney Competition trigger for ARs. This is going to be a personal preference that will go against a lot of other people’s opinion: after 3 brands of drop-in triggers (Rise Armament, Velocity, and Timney), I do not like them. Something about having to use set screws to take up slack from the hammer/trigger pins and the general feel of drop-in triggers just feels wrong for an AR. I’ll take a good quality, MIL-spec style, NiB coated, polished sear/hammer engagement fire control group any day over any drop-in trigger now. Timney and Velocity drop in trigger will probably end up in the Marketplace. Returned the Rise Armament triggers (RA-434s) shortly after purchase cause two of them were defective.

Get a JP trigger set.
You have to do a little fitting to time the disconnector, but it's one of the better single stage triggers you will ever shoot in an AR once setup properly.

[beanz2]

Only trigger I want is a binary.

Wish FA can make their triggers smoother out of the box. Been wanting to take one out and polish the mating surfaces, but at $400-500 a set, I'm kind of afraid of messing it up.

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[jsigone]

haaaa wait til you try the trigger job on CZ decocker gun like P01 haaaa the SP01 is a breeze compared to it.

I hope you polished some of the OEM parts while you were in there.....

[sigstroker]

I’ll be triggered too! Soon my friend soon!

For your AR, why not Geissele?

Gei$$ele is overpriced. LaRue a better value.

Hiperfire is good too. Adjustable with springs.

[QED]

For precision AR builds, the Timney drop-in triggers are awesome. Especially the Timney Calvin Elite, which has a 1.5 lb pull and 4-degrees of freedom for trigger position adjustment.

[DrjonesUSA]

Good for you OP.

Not only take the time to modify your firearms to suit you, but fill in the small gaps in your arsenal; slings, optics, sights, lights, etc. A great trigger is, IMO, a core and essential combat prep for any gun.

Ensure just about every firearm you own is combat ready.

Times are getting spicy.

Carry on......

[jsigone]

CGW has pre fitted disco or over sized that needs to be hand fitted. I used the type2 drop in on my SP01 and it's butter.

https://cajungunworks.com/product/1485t2-disconector/

but looks like it need the reset system parts

https://cajungunworks.com/product/srs-1-short-reset-system/

[beerman]

[The War Wagon]

My POF-415 came with a Timney. GREAT trigger, but better suited to a SPR. For HD, I'll take my Geissele SSA every time.

[Peahi2]

Why not a G trigger? In a word: price.

The Larue is close and tough to beat for price. Maybe try one in another AR if you have one.

[ar15barrels]

haaaa wait til you try the trigger job on CZ decocker gun like P01 haaaa

I did a Cajun kit install on an P01 decocker today.
No big deal.

The little detents/springs on the manual safety models are more trouble than anything on a P01 decocker.