Which AR trigger do you like best and why?

[titsonritz]

I am eyeballing that trigger and the Spikes Tactical STBT. Anyone have experience with Spikes?

ST Battle Trigger

The Spike's Tactical Battle Trigger is a single stage Mil-Spec trigger, rounded hammer to work with all calibers, and disconnector that's plated with Nickel Boron. This plating gives you an extremely reliable single stage trigger and it's also one of the most grit-free trigger pulls that you'll...

spikestactical.com

That's an easy one for me, I don't buy anything Spikes.

 

[Hueco]

Triggertech AR Diamond (TriggerTech AR Drop in Triggers) in mine. Absolutely fantastic trigger.

 

[2A2Dend]

A topic of Alphabet Soup.
Now, who's going to make the decision which one I like NOW?
New thread?

 

[Pandaz3]

I have had hit and miss from Spike's, not a trigger, but a Ambi Safety for AR

 

[Tony617]

For standard Trigger a BCM PNT. Very smooth for a military type trigger:

Bravo Company Manufacturing PNT Trigger Assembly BCM-PNT-TA1

CMC Drop In Single Stage Trigger. I have several of these triggers and I really like them. Very smooth and easy to shoot. I have not bought any for a while but it was less than a $100 on sale.

CMC Triggers AR-15 / AR-10 Drop-In Single Stage Trigger - Curved - 3.5lbs 91501

 

[titsonritz]

For standard Trigger a BCM PNT. Very smooth for a military type trigger:

Bravo Company Manufacturing PNT Trigger Assembly BCM-PNT-TA1

The ALG ACT, BCM PNT and SIONICS EMST are all basically the same thing, a standard Mil-Spec trigger with polishing of the sear surfaces and the addition hard lube finish to reduce friction and maintain lubricity.

 

[turq]

Velocity 3 lb. Crisp.

 

[Used To Hunt]

I like my Geissele SSA-E because I paid a lot of money for it. Joking aside it is a decent trigger but is a joke when compared to even the cheapest Timney trigger on a bolt rifle. I know I am comparing single and two-stage triggers, just wanted to stir the pot some.

 

[Tomahawk67]

SD-3G for going fast , SD-E for going far.

 

[turq]

Mega trigger
No longer avail. I suspect
Perfect reset

 

[Dinglenutz]

I like the dropins from Velocity. I've used them several times and they're always relatively low cost and consistently great quality and feel. Never had a light strike either but you never know. I use the 3 lb curved but they sell a lot of models.

 

[Seraphim38]

Had quite a few. Currently down to Geissele SD3G and Velocity MPC.

The Geissele breaks so lightly that I have had a friend do double taps by accident. Just something to be aware of

I did a build with a Rise Armament RA434, which was awesome.

 

[asiparks]

Got Geissele, CMC, POF, Rise and AIM's in house brand- For me, it was a toss up between the 2 stage Geiselle SSA and CMC single stage- that said, I picked up a few Rise 140 single stage drop-in triggers when Dvor had them for $84, and I'd say they're pretty damn good, certainly worth the money. Honestly, if you blindfolded me, I'd be hard pressed to tell them apart, going by just the break.

 

[bbbass]

I probably wrote this earlier in the thread but I'm too lazy to go back thru and check:

For my 18.5" Varmint AR
Velocity 3lb drop in... it's very very crisp with no pretravel and is very smooth with no hitches, gritty feel etc, and the price point is great for an accuracy trigger!

For my 10.5" pistol w/brace
ALG ACT.... its smooth enough and crisp enough with much less pull weight than milspec because I have a JP Ent spring kit with it, very reasonably priced combat trigger.