POF trigger

[upstate88]

Ad Type

1. For Sale
2. For Trade

Price

$105

Manufacturer

Other / Not Listed

City

welches

State

Oregon

Zip Code

97067

Gun has had less than 500 rounds through it. No issues with the trigger, just trying something different. It is marked 8/18/B and has no take up so I am assuming it is the single stage model, but let me know if you need clarifying information. $105 shipped to OR, WA, ID.

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[upstate88]

gone

 

[waglockfan]

Dang. Those are excellent triggers.

 

[Tjax87]

They're on sale for the same at sportsman's warehouse website waglockfan

 

[waglockfan]

Thank you for the heads up!

 

[upstate88]

I really can not say enough good things about them. I have tried a ton of triggers and I like these a lot. I just wanted to try the Larue trigger in my AR with iron sights. I wanted something a bit more "duty" if that makes sense. I have a straight POF trigger in my precision build and love it. They are not the lightest out there, but really consistent. The only trigger I did not like was a Timiney, it was just too light, and if you did not pin it real hard after each shot you would get doubles.

 

[Tjax87]

I really love the EFP version. That's what's in most of my builds. I've bought geissele but never installed. I convinced myself that it felt like I was cheating on POF with geissele haha

 

[kummje]

I really can not say enough good things about them. I have tried a ton of triggers and I like these a lot. I just wanted to try the Larue trigger in my AR with iron sights. I wanted something a bit more "duty" if that makes sense. I have a straight POF trigger in my precision build and love it. They are not the lightest out there, but really consistent. The only trigger I did not like was a Timiney, it was just too light, and if you did not pin it real hard after each shot you would get doubles.

Just get a Geissele ssa there's no reason to try anything else. I pulled the LaRue trigger out of my LaRue OBR and replaced it with a Geissele. LaRue makes great triggers but they're still not as crisp as a G stamp