AR15 trigger question

[Horitexan]

Giessele SSA-E


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[eltacs]

I have both CMC and VELOCITY - DROP INS...

Both are AWESOME !!!!!

[TacticalCowboy]

As per usual, the overall response is that they're all good.

Buy the one you find the best deal on.

[sir shovelhands]

Any aftermarket trigger >>>>>>> mil-spec trigger. Pic one.

[hellbndr23]

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/04/jeremy-s/ar-15-drop-in-trigger-roundup/

I can get you a great coupon code for a Timney purchased direct form them. Message me for details. Not allowed to post it out in public.

[PSD Ryan]

Don't hear many people opposed to KNS style pins.... what's that about?

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Kns pins are an over priced tacti-cool garbage solution to a non existent problem. Pin rotation was never a problem. Not even with full auto. We never had anti rotation pins on our military rifles. I've put thousands and thousands of rounds through my bushy and it's in the same set of milspec pins. As far as the anti walk aspect, with any non drop in trigger, the spring legs should hold them in place same as milspec. With a drop in trigger IF they tend to walk out a little over shooting, just push them back in, and if it bothers you that bad, put some "operator tape" over the pins and they won't walk.

[Outback]

$10 yellow springs and 30 minutes of polishing will get you at or below 4#.

[MatHalon16]

Kns pins are an over priced tacti-cool garbage solution to a non existent problem. Pin rotation was never a problem. Not even with full auto. We never had anti rotation pins on our military rifles. I've put thousands and thousands of rounds through my bushy and it's in the same set of milspec pins. As far as the anti walk aspect, with any non drop in trigger, the spring legs should hold them in place same as milspec. With a drop in trigger IF they tend to walk out a little over shooting, just push them back in, and if it bothers you that bad, put some "operator tape" over the pins and they won't walk.

So you're saying you'd rather trust a piece of tape to hold your pins in rather than the spring tension of the milspec or the screws/threads of the aftermarket pins.. I'm confused.

[PSD Ryan]

So you're saying you'd rather trust a piece of tape to hold your pins in rather than the spring tension of the milspec or the screws/threads of the aftermarket pins.. I'm confused.

I trust the spring tension on the milspec. The spring rides in a groove, and I've never in my life seen one walk. The ones I've seen walk on drop in triggers would walk maybe an eighth inch after a few hundred rounds. Not even out of the other side of the receiver. Quick push with a finger solves that real quick. If your pins are so lose they're falling out, either your pins or receiver is not to spec.

[MatHalon16]

I agree that the springs on the milspec are trustworthy. I disagree that your finger pushing in the pins on your drop in are trustworthy. I'd rather set it and forget it. Why add more for Murphys law to affect?

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[texashunter74]

Wilson Combat drop in. I have never personally never seen a better or cripser trigger.

[TallTexan]

$10 yellow springs and 30 minutes of polishing will get you at or below 4#.

I plan to try this for my first build

[Double-O-Dave]

I currently own only one AR-15 - a Colt CRE-18. It came from the factory with a Giessele trigger and the piece is a tack driver. Great trigger.

Regards,

Dave

[ShredLikeRed]

Sooooo, is it pronounced "guy-slee" or "geese-lee"?

[jim0149]

Giessele SSA-E