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Real world pull weight of LaRue Tactical MBT-2S Trigger?
Title says it all. I've traditionally gone with the Geissele SSA-E for precision roles, but I'm considering the LaRue trigger as an alternative. I figure if it's too heavy I can throw it in a non-precision build.
If you have a LaRue Tactical MBT-2S Trigger, what does your average pull weight come in at?
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I can recheck mine tomorrow but if I recall it was under 3lbs.
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Mine are very close to 4 pounds of complete pull weight. None of them, when new, were 4.5 pounds or more.
Last edited by grizzman; 02-02-19 at 22:55.
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The second stage on mine breaks right at 2 1/4 pounds. I feel it is comparable to my Geissele SSA-E in no small part due to the flat trigger shoe. This is an average of five pulls on a Timney scale.
Last edited by gunnerblue; 02-03-19 at 11:04.
Reason: ETA: more detailed info
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I’m curious if anyone has this data with the heavier spring installed.
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I have one of the heavier springs sitting on a work bench, so I could certainly install it and take a few measurements.
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The lower is a Colt LE6920, with roughly 250 rounds of use on the standard spring. The heavy spring is new and unused. The measurements are an average of 5 pulls taken with a Lyman scale.
Standard Spring -
1st stage Average - 1 lb 14.6 oz
Combined Stages Average - 3 lbs 12.1 oz
Heavy Spring -
1st Stage Average - 3 lbs 4.0 oz
Combined Stages Average - 5 lbs 8 oz
Last edited by grizzman; 02-03-19 at 17:24.
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Have 2 both with the heavy and one is 4 and the other, less broken in one is 4.5. The heavy spring doesn't add much weight and really just makes the reset snappier,
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You guys have sold me. Thank you very much for all your feedback. I'll take some measurements and add my own feedback on a brand new one with the Standard Spring. I'll be using mine in a precision role.
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These are very consistent from unit to unit. Each of mine measure within a few ounces of the others.
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