AR parts kit, Trigger?

[Sandman]

I need your opinion on what lower parts kit to purchase. More importantly, what kind of trigger? I have read mixed reviews on the Rock River 2 stage and someone suggested a timney. Thoughts?

[Dolomite_supafly]

Buy a DMPS parts kit, they are about the best for the money. The RRA two stage trigger is going to have a lot of take up compared to a standard trigger. They are lighter but they do have more travel.

Dolomite

[gunrunner32]

I started with a DPMS trigger kit, upgraded the hammer to a TiN hammer and upgraded the springs to a pair of match grade springs. So far it's been money, not all that much of a noticable difference. The upgrades just make me feel better about the "custom" AR aspect of putting together the jigsaw puzzle that is an AR.

[Jasongar8]

I would run a standard trigger. I have seen quite a few of the two stage and comp. triggers break under hard use.

[R1100R]

This man does wonders with triggers and his work is superb and a money back guarantee. His prices are great and include return shipping.

Bill Springfield - www.TriggerWork.net

[JeffsSig]

JohnnyFox

To me the best way is to go feel a few for yourself. You will soon find something you like.

I have a few different ones if you'd like to meet sometime. Im sure others in our area also have some you can test fire.

[johnnychimpo]

This man does wonders with triggers and his work is superb and a money back guarantee. His prices are great and include return shipping.

Bill Springfield - www.TriggerWork.net

x2. I have sent a couple to him. Best $$$ I've spent on my AR's

[Guest nozzle13]

x3 on the Springfield trigger, and while you use it save up for a Geissele. I had a hard time justifying the money, but damn it is worth it.

[flyanything]

I buy all my components seperately so I don't double buy anything.

Here's a thought also:

15 Minute Practical Trigger Job for the AR-15

[Dolomite_supafly]

I buy all my components seperately so I don't double buy anything.

Here's a thought also:

15 Minute Practical Trigger Job for the AR-15

Already linked it to the OP in a PM. That is an easy trigger job, I do a few more things on top of that one to get a really nice trigger on an AR. The triggers on an AR are among the most simple ones out there. This makes tuning them a bit easier than most but it also make what you do more important because when you only have a couple of parts to tweak it is easy to mess things up.

Dolomite