Ordered my first two stage trigger!

[h4344]

So I'm doing a 6.5 grendal build on the ar15 platform and I had some talks here in the forums awhile ago about triggers. I was skeptical about using two stage triggers for precision shooting but it was was alot of you recommended.

Well at Safefire the other day I got to play with a setup they had on the counter to try two stage triggers for the first time and I loved them! However the ones they have were like $220. So I ordered the Rock River Arms Varmit Match Trigger (3.5lbs Version) for just $80!

Can't wait to drop it in my lower and see how it feels! Still need my complete upper and scope but I'm confident this choice in trigger will serve me much better than the Anderson manufacturing 5lb standard trigger.

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[erslll]

I really like the RRA 2 stage triggers. I don't think you will be disappointed.

 

[Kruel J]

Good choice. For distance shooting you really want a two stage. Don't listen to the guys that say single stage. Single is good for speed only. For distance, you want to breathe, stage it, breathe and squeeze.

 

[Jonnyuma]

I have the RRA 2-stage in my 18" middy and it's pretty nice. Use it until your skills and parts make it the weak link and then upgrade.

I haven't reached that point yet, but with practice, it will come.

 

[bsa1917hunter]

A good 2 stage trigger makes all the difference in the world. Geiselle SSA-E and the RRA match triggers are nice.