Drop in AR trigger

[SabreKiller]

What's a good one? I can't stand the stock trigger on my Bushmaster. Thanks

[doppelganger]

Well, I don't have a drop in setup, but I replaced my springs with the JP enterprise set and just dry firing I can tell it's going to be much better. I may go to a whole new setup on the next build, like Geisel or something. $10 change may be enough to try first, than dropping a couple hundred.


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[onetondodge]

I like the cmc triggers

[JBS]

Geissele Automatics

[Black-N-Red]

I got a Timny 3.5lb single stage.

[dphillips62]

Rock river is a good trigger unless you are looking for a precision trigger go with the Timny ss

[Dewey Johnson]

X2^^

[crash8005]

Big fan of CMC. They are good folks and make a GREAT trigger. I have two of their single stage 3.5 lb flat triggers. I just bought a Geissele 2 stage trigger to try out on my 300 BO rig. Haven't shot it yet but trigger feels great. It's not drop in but is easy enough to install.

A lot depends on if you want a single stage or two stage.

[sir shovelhands]

For the price I'd try the new larue trigger.

[Colton]

Geissele if you like two stage triggers, Timney if you like single stage triggers

[Pushbutton2]

I was thinking.
If I buy a blemish lower and get I drop in trigger will I need a lower parts kit?
Never built an AR, yet

[H-D]

Depends if the lower is stripped or not.

[Pushbutton2]

Depends if the lower is stripped or not.

Yes stripped

[bboswell]

Very happy with my Timney and installation might have taken 20 min

[Fightinaggies]

Geisselle if you want to drop the coin, Larue if you want a good budget trigger