Drop in trigger group

[turnburglar]

"If it's not a geisselle, it's probably junk" is my mentality when it comes to triggers. As an engineering undergrad I can appreciate what Bill G. brings to the table as a manufacture.

Serisouly, no other match grade trigger is approved by and in use by SOCOM. I would absolutely spend the extra $50 to get a quality bullet dispensing button. Everyone thinks "how bad could a trigger malfunction be?" Do you really want to find out? If you are super duper price sensitive then try and catch a G2S trigger on sale. I picked mine up a few years back at $130, but they may go even lower now.

[joeg26er]

"If it's not a geisselle, it's probably junk" is my mentality when it comes to triggers. As an engineering undergrad I can appreciate what Bill G. brings to the table as a manufacture.

Serisouly, no other match grade trigger is approved by and in use by SOCOM. I would absolutely spend the extra $50 to get a quality bullet dispensing button. Everyone thinks "how bad could a trigger malfunction be?" Do you really want to find out? If you are super duper price sensitive then try and catch a G2S trigger on sale. I picked mine up a few years back at $130, but they may go even lower now.

Statistically, the majority of people weighing Geissele vs X will never be harmed by a conceivable trigger malf from a quality drop in cassette type or "match" trigger
That being said, I have G in the majority of mine just due to getting some really good deals on them

[5shank]

Filling my head and emptying my wallet, keep it coming I'm starting to learn about AR triggers!

[thopkins22]

Statistically, the majority of people weighing Geissele vs X will never be harmed by a conceivable trigger malf from a quality drop in cassette type or "match" trigger
That being said, I have G in the majority of mine just due to getting some really good deals on them

Statistically most people will never shoot enough to sheer a bolt lug not made out of carpenter 158, or fall hard onto 6xxx series receiver extensions hard enough to bend them. But I don’t advocate for inferior bolts, and I don’t advocate weaker receiver extensions.

The formula for an AR that you can run into the ground with poor maintenance is firmly established. I don’t see the sense in straying from it too far. And over what is relatively little money?

[joeg26er]

Statistically most people will never shoot enough to sheer a bolt lug not made out of carpenter 158, or fall hard onto 6xxx series receiver extensions hard enough to bend them. But I don’t advocate for inferior bolts, and I don’t advocate weaker receiver extensions.

The formula for an AR that you can run into the ground with poor maintenance is firmly established. I don’t see the sense in straying from it too far. And over what is relatively little money?

That is a bit off topic but You are saying 6061 rails are inferior and should not be used?
I've run thousands of rounds thru multiple different ARs and never had a primer pop out. However, I use brass case and brand name ammo 99.999% of the time. Only recently ran a small amount of steel case tula and Wolf Gold. So, I would say that a trigger malfunction is going to be rarer than falling on one's receiver extension and I would even go so far as to say you'd sheer a bolt lug before you have a loose primer if you run decent ammo. Now, if people start running "gamer" drop in triggers; all bets are off. Such as Elftman. I have heard and seen pics of these breaking hammers. Also Hyperfire failures etc.

[thopkins22]

That is a bit off topic but You are saying 6061 rails are inferior and should not be used?
I've run thousands of rounds thru multiple different ARs and never had a primer pop out. However, I use brass case and brand name ammo 99.999% of the time. Only recently ran a small amount of steel case tula and Wolf Gold. So, I would say that a trigger malfunction is going to be rarer than falling on one's receiver extension and I would even go so far as to say you'd sheer a bolt lug before you have a loose primer if you run decent ammo. Now, if people start running "gamer" drop in triggers; all bets are off. Such as Elftman. I have heard and seen pics of these breaking hammers. Also Hyperfire failures etc.

No...I’m saying 6061 receiver extensions are inferior. 7075 is almost twice as strong in most respects. https://metalpress.onlinemetals.com/...luminum-alloy/

Popped primers are uncommon. They happen. Other bits of small foreign debris definitely happens.