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Triggers make all the difference in the world. I shoot well north of 5k rounds of centerfire a year. There is no argument that can be made that will convince me that a light, crisp trigger will not improve accuracy over a sloppy stiff trigger. A good trigger can take an moa rifle and shrink it to half
Quote from: Karl Blanchard on April 23, 2019, 09:08:01 AMTriggers make all the difference in the world. I shoot well north of 5k rounds of centerfire a year. There is no argument that can be made that will convince me that a light, crisp trigger will not improve accuracy over a sloppy stiff trigger. A good trigger can take an moa rifle and shrink it to halfWell no one is going to argue that light and crisp is equal to sloppy and stiff. But there are decent stock triggers out there so for some people it won't make a difference if they spend $200. It all depends on what you are starting with.
Quote from: konradcountry on April 23, 2019, 10:54:49 AMQuote from: Karl Blanchard on April 23, 2019, 09:08:01 AMTriggers make all the difference in the world. I shoot well north of 5k rounds of centerfire a year. There is no argument that can be made that will convince me that a light, crisp trigger will not improve accuracy over a sloppy stiff trigger. A good trigger can take an moa rifle and shrink it to halfWell no one is going to argue that light and crisp is equal to sloppy and stiff. But there are decent stock triggers out there so for some people it won't make a difference if they spend $200. It all depends on what you are starting with. that almost sounded dirty
Well I went ahead and bought dan-o's extra larue and I also ordered a cmc 2.5lb single stage. Whichever she likes better I'll leave in her lower and then i'll toss the other in my prairie dog rifle to replace the polished mil spec one that's in it thanks for all the suggestions everyone
The 3.5# CMC trigger is the only reason I tolerated my last AR.
I am a trigger snob, but this LaRue does not suck.
Quote from: yorketransport on April 25, 2019, 07:42:48 PMThe 3.5# CMC trigger is the only reason I tolerated my last AR. my 2.5 cmc gets here Monday. I'm anxious to see how it performs. Maybe someday my midget kids will fit real guns but for now the AR platform has been an incredible tool to utilize
Quote from: Karl Blanchard on April 25, 2019, 07:58:40 PMQuote from: yorketransport on April 25, 2019, 07:42:48 PMThe 3.5# CMC trigger is the only reason I tolerated my last AR. my 2.5 cmc gets here Monday. I'm anxious to see how it performs. Maybe someday my midget kids will fit real guns but for now the AR platform has been an incredible tool to utilizeI'm interested in hearing how well you like that 2.5lb CMC trigger. I don't think CMC had a 2.5lb single stage when I bought my 3-3.5lb CMC triggers but I've been very happy with the ones I have and they always feel a little lighter than they are. I may have to look into getting one of these 2.5lb triggers from them.
Quote from: b23 on April 27, 2019, 10:14:10 AMQuote from: Karl Blanchard on April 25, 2019, 07:58:40 PMQuote from: yorketransport on April 25, 2019, 07:42:48 PMThe 3.5# CMC trigger is the only reason I tolerated my last AR. my 2.5 cmc gets here Monday. I'm anxious to see how it performs. Maybe someday my midget kids will fit real guns but for now the AR platform has been an incredible tool to utilizeI'm interested in hearing how well you like that 2.5lb CMC trigger. I don't think CMC had a 2.5lb single stage when I bought my 3-3.5lb CMC triggers but I've been very happy with the ones I have and they always feel a little lighter than they are. I may have to look into getting one of these 2.5lb triggers from them. with how nice and smooth she is pulling this larue on our dry fire drilling in the living room I think regardless I am just gonna dump the cmc in my prairie dog rifle. I sure hope it's as good as I think a $150 trigger should be