Hey ODT , NEED YOUR HELP. Building an AR10 which trigger?..

[timbgtm]

Here's a link https://palmettostatearmory.com/pa-...e-15-lightweight-m-lok-upper-with-bcg-ch.html

Lower will be a psa, or part

Also plan on running a NF 4-14.5

 

[Eastwood]

I like Geissele triggers a lot, have a few and they’ve all been great for me. One in AR10 and a couple in AR15s

 

[timbgtm]

I like Geissele triggers a lot, have a few and they’ve all been great for me. One in AR10 and a couple in AR15s

Which specific models and why?

 

[AK74U]

First question is, do you want a single or two stage trigger?

 

[Eastwood]

I have the SSA-E and G2S which are very similar to each other, the G2S is their “budget” trigger but I can’t really tell a difference in the two. Both are 2 stage, very crisp break and no grit. They are lightweight pulls but have been 100% reliable for me, no light primer strikes at all. If you prefer single stage, or a flat face trigger they do offer those as well, but I don’t have experience with those. I think the G2S can be had for around $150 when it’s on sale, the SSA-E is around $240 I believe.

If you’re looking for something much cheaper than that I also really like the ALG Advanced Combat Trigger (ACT), it runs around $70 and it’s a very impressive mil-spec trigger. It’s not as light of a pull weight but it is very smooth with no grit.

 

[cmshoot]

For a general purpose carbine/rifle, I prefer the curved Geissele SSA, which is a 2-stage trigger.

For my precision rifles, I use the flat Geissele SSP, which is single-stage.

 

[Snewt1]

If you are building a precision gun, skip Geissele and go Trigger Tech, buy once cry once ..... For a fun gun save your money and get a Larue. I run the Trigger Tech Diamond in my 6.5 creedmoor AR10.

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[timbgtm]

First question is, do you want a single or two stage trigger?

Single

 

[timbgtm]

I have the SSA-E and G2S which are very similar to each other, the G2S is their “budget” trigger but I can’t really tell a difference in the two. Both are 2 stage, very crisp break and no grit. They are lightweight pulls but have been 100% reliable for me, no light primer strikes at all. If you prefer single stage, or a flat face trigger they do offer those as well, but I don’t have experience with those. I think the G2S can be had for around $150 when it’s on sale, the SSA-E is around $240 I believe.

If you’re looking for something much cheaper than that I also really like the ALG Advanced Combat Trigger (ACT), it runs around $70 and it’s a very impressive mil-spec trigger. It’s not as light of a pull weight but it is very smooth with no grit.

I have a rifle with the alg and impressed with it. On my list.

 

[AK74U]

I'd go with TT. Especially if it's for precision.

Single