Trigger replacement

[Magload]

I am looking at a Timney 3lb trigger for the benchrest AR15 I built as the National Match at 4lb 6oz that I put in it is just not what I was looking for. it is better then the stock trigger in my MP15 MOE so I will move it there. My question is is there a difference in the Skeletonized trigger over the solid Competition other then it looks cool and cost $60 more? The gun is shooting a 1/2 MOA to 1/3 MOA for Me and my son and his friend. I just feel the trigger could be better. Don

 

[uncledoggle]

Take a look at: https://www.hiperfire.com/product/hipertouch24c/. Have one in my Colt Competition and it is all they clam it to be. I have Timney in my M&P. Both are great.

 

[sgtsandman]

From what I can tell, the only difference is the trigger installed in the drop in block.

 

[Magload]

Well just installed my Hiperfire Hipertouch ECLipse and with the 2lb springs it is measuring 2lb 1oz everytime on my Lymans digital scale. This rifle is only shot bench rest at the range or I would have used the 3 or 4 pound springs. Don

 

[HYRYSC]

If you own more than 1 AR, then you should check out the Franklin Armory binary trigger. I would not put it on a primary firearm, but for fun times at the range, it definitely delivers.

 

[sgtsandman]

I've seen that trigger in action. Neat and better than a bump stock but one has to be careful not to operate the trigger too quickly or the hammer will follow the bolt back into battery and not fire.

 

[Magload]

That would not be a problem with my single shot AR. This new 2 pound Hiperfire rocks. Don

 

[ml3885]

Timney Trigger

Just dropped a Timney 661-S trigger in my AR and its been the best upgrade that I've done to date, exactly as advertised in every way.