COST is not a reason, that cost COULD be an option WHEN YOU BUY, not an afterthought. They already sell packages that come with extra mags and reflex sights. Now why can they do that and not offer different trigger sensitivities? Not everyone gets a high out of installing your own trigger bar. Maybe when I was younger, I might have enjoyed tinkering around with it. But now I want the trigger package that GIVES me those one inch groups WITHOUT having to jump thru the damn hoops to get it. If the makers want more dollars for that, so be it. Just offer those options at the beginning of the purchase not AFTER.
They do offer that in the S&W line. It's the M&P15 VTAC II which comes with a whole bunch of goodies like a Geissele Super V trigger. You will pay $1500 to $1800 which I personally think is a ripoff when you look at the total configuration vs other companies like BCM but they do offer it.
The Sport II is an entry level production rifle. It is specd and built accordingly. It is not a bespoke rifle and honestly a trigger takes about 20 minutes to put in the first time you do it. The majority of Sport II buyers are not willing to pay more for an AR which is why they buy it vs the VTAC, BCM or even Colt.
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