[FXR1969]

Got a R R a-r conversion thinking of getting a new trigger!
What's a good one?

Thanks!

 

[MG34_Dan]

Does "R R a-r" mean "Registered Receiver AR15 conversion"?

 

[FXR1969]

Yes sir that is what I meant!!! sorry

 

[R.S.Mtn.]

Before you change a trigger I would have it checked to see if its in spec first. If not you may want to have it put into spec first. The benefit of a trigger job is not worth it on an MG just stay mil spec. Do a trigger job on a precision semi if you want. Centerfire MG's suffer high accuracy deficiency by their nature of advanced throat erosion from the happy switch.

Yes sir that is what I meant!!! sorry

 

[MG34_Dan]

Yes sir that is what I meant!!! sorry

What problem(s) are you having with your current trigger?

 

[FXR1969]

Honestly nothing, looking for something a little lighter pull my nephews have a hard time with it !
The 5.56 upper is a bit much but they have shot it, got one of the 9mm belt Feds for one of the lowers and plan on getting them use to it, they are 6 and 8 !

 

[wwiifirearms.com]

I shoot a lot of competition with the AR and this is the best trigger around:
https://geissele.com/triggers.html

They make select-fire and semi-auto. I've only used the semi-auto(which is the dominant trigger on the firing line at the national matches), but I bet the select-fire is just as good. I have met with the owner of the company and the production foreman. They are both serious shooters who take their triggers seriously, for both the competitor and the war fighter.

 

[xdevildog]

+1 on Giessele.

 

[MSG]

I bought one of these a while back: http://www.brownells.com/rifle-part...hanced-military-style-triggers-prod53928.aspx

It's basically a polished, Mil-spec. trigger. With grease it's surprisingly good.