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I'm on the look out for a replacement trigger group for my Mil-Spec 5.56 AR15 platform.

Open to ideas and suggestions

Anyone?

Norman

This might help......

http://www.ammoland.com/2015/03/top-fiv ... z4DlqD3Ixm

Depends, what do you want?

Drop in?
Single stage?
2-stage?

Is it a match trigger you want or just something better than mil-spec?

BamBam wrote:Depends, what do you want?

Drop in?
Single stage?
2-stage?

Is it a match trigger you want or just something better than mil-spec?

How about a trigger job on the standard trigger?, bit of spit and Polish here and there to remove any grittiness.

snayperskaya wrote:

BamBam wrote:Depends, what do you want?

Drop in?
Single stage?
2-stage?

Is it a match trigger you want or just something better than mil-spec?

How about a trigger job on the standard trigger?, bit of spit and Polish here and there to remove any grittiness.

Change the springs too.

There's a lot of possibilities and budget is a concern, how much do you want to spend?

I have a ALG ACT in my .223, it's mil-spec, but nickel boron coated and just over 5.5lb single stage with JP springs fitted, cost me around £80.

BamBam wrote:Depends, what do you want?

Drop in?
Single stage?
2-stage?

Is it a match trigger you want or just something better than mil-spec?

Ideally drop in single stage and a light pull weight, but I think I've found one

Norman

CMC single stage is really good, 3.5lb.

One for sale on the other side

http://ukvarminting.com/forums/topic/34 ... nakes-etc/

leeroy7031 wrote:One for sale on the other side

http://ukvarminting.com/forums/topic/34 ... nakes-etc/

Thanks for that had seen and am in touch with the seller

Got a rock river on mine, nice trigger and cheaper than a Geisele...or however you spell it.

Be aware that IF you go too light you will be excluded from some competition classes such as service optic etc.