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Having moved from Target Shooting with a nice Anschutz 1913 with a sweet trigger to a S&W AR15-22 I find the trigger a little....heavy.

I would like a 2 stage trigger but due to the number out there and available in this country I am at a loss.

Your opinions would be valued ladies and gentlemen.

Do you have to have a 2 stage trigger ?

The CMC drop in triggers are amazing value for money, very quick reset (good on plates etc) and perfect in a .22 AR

Here's a thread from when I asked the same question a while back :-)

http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=23337

tl;dr; I went for the CMC and love it.

The M&P is a mile away from a target rifle, but it's great fun!

I have single stage and 2-stage CMC triggers.

Firstly they drop in with much less fuss than most triggers, secondly the break so crisply.

The 2.5/2lb is the 2-stage and it's the best AR trigger I've had yet. Better than the much more expensive Hiperfire 24C, which is single stage, but came with 2lb spring set.

The single stage is great for mini rifle practical when you need to make rapid hits on multiple targets in a hurry, accurately, that's what I have in my 15-22.

I too have the 2 Stage CMC.
Lovely trigger, everyone who tries mine loves it.

Thank you for the advice, just need to wait for the CMC triggers to be available again.

Egg on Leggs1 wrote:Thank you for the advice, just need to wait for the CMC triggers to be available again.

They are available.
What do you want specifically and I'll check stock on Monday.

Gundoc wrote:

Egg on Leggs1 wrote:Thank you for the advice, just need to wait for the CMC triggers to be available again.

They are available.
What do you want specifically and I'll check stock on Monday.

Thanks Gundoc, I am looking for a CMC 15-22 single stage trigger, 3.5lbs pull, curved blade, with the 15-22 fitting pins.