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There is a point of diminishing returns for everyone. Giving a 5 year old a G.Loomis rod instead of a Snoopy pole is an example. If someone is a Snoopy pole type of shooter, that's cool. No point throwing money at it for nothing.
I've used many of the Ugly Stiks over the years and they sure served their purpose!Is the Ugly Stik the grown up version of the snoopy pole? I love my Ugly Stiks.
I've used many of the Ugly Stiks over the years and they sure served their purpose!
you did better than me, my DDM4 V7 LAW came with a grindy mil spec....Confession.
I have a fancy trigger.
It came stock on "The Last AR I Will Ever Buy"™ from the factory.
A DDM4 V7 Pro. I liked the barrel and rifle length gas. The damn Geissele SD3G trigger was a bonus. And a learning curve.
I like distance targets and took a minute to realize this wasn't exactly a "2 stage" trigger - but it was workable. The break is fabulous.
The hyper reset took some getting used to. (The reset seems longer than the pull to wall - and drop.)
They call it a 3 gun trigger - but I just call it dangerous. But fun.
(You saw the video, right? Who needs a binary...)
I'm a big fan of the ALG ACT triggers, and there are a few CMC single stage drop in triggers in the safe, as well. I dont have any cockpit time with the LaRue, but have heard nothing but good things about them for the price. My retired USMC armorer son is all over the Geissele triggers and keeps trying to talk me into one. Haven't jumped off that pier yet, but he's rather persuasive....lol. It's what he runs, really sold on it. Run what you like, and enjoy the experience..!!
I have come across so much horse-hockey on TTAG that I renamed it "The Lies Told for Dollars."Geisselles don't even stack up well against drop in triggers as a general use carbine trigger. You are paying somewhat for a battle proven name, also reliability. People are claiming the Larue 2 stage triggers are close for a fraction of the price ($80) the brownells g2s is also a good option on sale at $120. The GRF is also fun if you just want to GOFAST! However if you want the best bang for your buck for a crisp single stage, you have to go drop in.
All depends what you are trying to do.
The AR-15 Drop-In Trigger Roundup - The Truth About Guns
TTAG has gathered and tested every AR-15 drop-in trigger on the market, complete with TriggerScan data! Don't miss this review. -- The Truth About Gunswww.google.com
After watching that vid, I want one!The damn Geissele SD3G trigger was a bonus.
Usually I received beatings by the hand, for dramatic effect, the belt, and in exigent circumstances, a stick or shoe.Some of us got beat with an ugly stick, and some of us beat the ugly stick.
Worth every penny.I'd really like to get one of the LaRue 2 stage triggers and give it a go. Crap, then I'd need a new rifle build to put it in....what's a guy to do....lol.
ALG = Amy Lynn Geissele (Bill's Wife)Ditto ALG ACT. BTW, the G in ALG if Geissele as in the Missus.
I'd really like to get one of the LaRue 2 stage triggers and give it a go. Crap, then I'd need a new rifle build to put it in....what's a guy to do....lol.