M&P15OR Trigger Question

[Dfresh15]

In January of 2013 I bought a brand new M&P15OR...This was my 1st and only AR-15. I quickly loaded it up with the goodies. EoTech 512, Vltor Charge Handle, Knights Armorment Quad Rail, Magpul Stock, Hogue Grip, and a Bipod. I'm now thinking about upgrading the trigger. Any advice, opinions, or ideas on a decent trigger at a good price? Also what is the factory pound rating on the stock trigger? Thanks

 

[AR-Getsome]

https://www.primaryarms.com/Geissele_Super_SemiAutomatic_Enhanced_SSAE_p/gatssa-e.htm
I have this trigger Geissele SSA-E ,and I love it. It's on sale.

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

I use a Wilson Combat TTU 4lb. Best single stage on the market IMO.

As far as a "decent trigger at a good price" you get what you pay for with a trigger. My suggestion is do your research and choose what best fits your needs rather than trying to make investing in a trigger a money saving exercise. Gearscout offers general mention of experience with bang-zoom good priced triggers.

Wilson Combat Tactical Trigger Unit (10,000 trips of the trigger)

Tactical Trigger Unit | Single Stage | Semi-Auto-Wilson Combat

Wilson makes several
http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Trigger-Units/products/258/

 

[REM 3200]

I use a Wilson Combat TTU 4lb. Best single stage on the market IMO.

As far as a "decent trigger at a good price" you get what you pay for with a trigger. My suggestion is do your research and choose what best fits your needs rather than trying to make investing in a trigger a money saving exercise. Gearscout offers general mention of experience with bang-zoom good priced triggers.

Wilson Combat Tactical Trigger Unit (10,000 trips of the trigger)

Tactical Trigger Unit | Single Stage | Semi-Auto-Wilson Combat

Wilson makes several
Trigger Units-Wilson Combat

I also use a Wilson Combat trigger in my OR.
I agree with Phil that it is the best on the market.
Timney and Giessele do make good triggers, but I think Wilson is better.

 

[MichiganScott]

I've switched a couple of my AR's over to the Rock River two stage trigger. They have one that breaks at 3.5-4 lbs. and another that breaks at 4.5-5 lbs., depending on your needs. The nice thing about them is they don't cost half as much as your rifle.

 

[REM 3200]

The nice thing about them is they don't cost half as much as your rifle.

Neither does the Wilson.
Also remember, it only costs a nickel more to go first class.

 

[JaPes]

I've switched a couple of my AR's over to the Rock River two stage trigger. They have one that breaks at 3.5-4 lbs. and another that breaks at 4.5-5 lbs., depending on your needs. The nice thing about them is they don't cost half as much as your rifle.

+ 1 here Scott.

I've got both the national match and varmint 2-Stage triggers. My finger can't tell the difference between the two.

 

[AGoyette]

My VTAC II came with a Giessele trigger stock. I love it. I have not tried other triggers other than my daughter's no name trigger on her AR. I know, I am no help..

 

[uncledoggle]

Timney 3 Lbs. Breaks crisp and clean. So simple to install, even I could do it.

 

[rufuswd]

Me too. Timney 667-S 3#. On The Mark for $169.99. Love it!

 

[Tbat]

In January of 2013 I bought a brand new M&P15OR .... Also what is the factory pound rating on the stock trigger? Thanks

The factory trigger is probably somewhere between 6 to 9 pounds. So you will notice quite a difference with the triggers mentioned.