Is it worth the time....

[Rootsy]

To go through the standard AR trigger assembly or should I just buck up for a 2 stage... The gun fund is pretty anorexic these days but I cannot stand the std trigger creep and weight for any type of precision shooting... Guess I am spoiled by years of reworked and aftermarket 700 triggers...

Opinons? Suggestions? Instructions? Please?

[sullyxlh]

Opinons? Suggestions? Instructions? Please?

http://www.migunowners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=40837

[Joeywhat]

I like my Bill Springfield AR trigger. I got the 4 pound treatment which cost $35. It's not a huge difference but good enough for "tacticool" stuff. His three pound trigger is VERY nice, and would be better for precision stuff.

I've never used a 2 stage trigger so I won't comment.

[Rootsy]

I like my Bill Springfield AR trigger. I got the 4 pound treatment which cost $35. It's not a huge difference but good enough for "tacticool" stuff. His three pound trigger is VERY nice, and would be better for precision stuff.

I've never used a 2 stage trigger so I won't comment.

Do I have to send him an entire rifle or just the fire control group out of the receiver?

[Joeywhat]

I think it's triggerwork.net

Just don't send him a CZ-75...he didn't do mine right and had some issues, and he couldn't fix it. Sent it back once and it came back with the same problem...oh well, the AR trigger works just fine, though.

[RPMO6]

Pop out the trigger, hammer and the disconnector is all he will need, depending on what you have done...The best $50 I've spent to date...Very fast turnaround

http://www.triggerwork.net/ar15s.html

[Rootsy]

looks like I will have to give this route a shot... Even with dealer pricing, midway and brownells are pricey for aftermarket stuff. Dealer discounts sure have shrunken in the past 6 months...

Thanks for the guidance.

[Done Deal]

Pop out the trigger, hammer and the disconnector is all he will need, depending on what you have done...The best $50 I've spent to date...Very fast turnaround

http://www.triggerwork.net/ar15s.html

Hmmmm....can one send in the parts from a never installed LPK and get it done before the fact?

[Joeywhat]

Hmmmm....can one send in the parts from a never installed LPK and get it done before the fact?

Don't see why not...

[RPMO6]

Hmmmm....can one send in the parts from a never installed LPK and get it done before the fact?

I would certainly think so...Email Bill directly, very nice man to deal with.