Wilson Combat TTU

[trappernana]

I'm considering aTTU for an upgrade from my mil-spec trigger. I's any one currently using it!? Pros/Cons? Any other trigger systems better? I'm just a civilian with a fondness for the AR platform. Thanks in advance. Take care of yourself and all your loved ones around you!

[DocMolar]

I installed this trigger a few months back and have shot about 500 to 600 rounds through it. Regarding the installation it was really easy. I am the furthest thing to a gunsmith and I had never installed an AR 15 trigger so that speaks to the ease of installation. I purchased the single stage and it has a really nice, crisp break and the reset is very short. I didn't measure it, but it feels like 3.5 to 4#. I have always favored factory triggers because of their reliability for a personal defense rifle. I installed this on a rifle that I use for sport shooting and so far so good. I have not experienced any problems or failures with it. Hope that helps.

[Magsz]

If you like single stage triggers then this is a really fine piece of machinery.

Very light break, very crisp break. Reset is good although not as pronounced as a milspec trigger but certainly good enough.

Again, if you like single stage triggers you cannot go wrong with this unit.

[Stickman]

Wilson Combat TTU Review - 10,000 trips of the trigger

http://www.weaponevolution.com/forum...3483#post23483

[Army Chief]

Am well behind Stick on actuations, but concur with his findings to date (elsewhere). The TTU warrants serious consideration.

AC

[M4Fundi]

I love the Geissele SSA trigger. Better? I don't know. No experience with the Wilson which is a single stage and the Geissele is a 2stage. I do know that the SSA took my shooting at 425yds from pressing my creepy stock trigger and miss, miss to pressing the Geissele and hit, hit. So, I am very happy with the Geissele. I would love to try the Wilson.

[Stickman]

The SSA is a stunning trigger, and its what I use on my duty carbine.

[Magsz]

The SSA is a stunning trigger, and its what I use on my duty carbine.

Agreed. Ive used both and i prefer the SSA over the Wilson. For whatever reason i short stroke the Wilson whereas i can run the SSA as fast as i can press the trigger.

Here is a comparison. Note its very unscientific as i have spent the last 10k rounds firing SSA triggers versus a short 150 round familiarity fire on the wilson TTU in this clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_QYePHkPKs

Above is the Wilson TTU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUF0iAGhOIY

Above is the SSA.

[trappernana]

Thanks guys!The short stroking is a concern to me so I really appreciate that input. I have alot of homework to do.

[amac]

Agreed. Ive used both and i prefer the SSA over the Wilson. For whatever reason i short stroke the Wilson whereas i can run the SSA as fast as i can press the trigger.

Here is a comparison. Note its very unscientific as i have spent the last 10k rounds firing SSA triggers versus a short 150 round familiarity fire on the wilson TTU in this clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_QYePHkPKs

Above is the Wilson TTU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUF0iAGhOIY

Above is the SSA.

That's some serious trigger pull action. The SSA clip seems almost like full auto. I am sure that takes lots of practice, but can you do that with a factory trigger?