What's the typical trigger for a military precision AR-10 (like the SR-25 or M-110), a single stage 3.5 lb?
Do any of military's AR-10s use less than a 3.5 lb pull?
Are 2 stage triggers used at all, or are they mostly single stage?
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What's the typical trigger for a military precision AR-10 (like the SR-25 or M-110), a single stage 3.5 lb?
Do any of military's AR-10s use less than a 3.5 lb pull?
Are 2 stage triggers used at all, or are they mostly single stage?
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The reason I was asking is because I have a GAP-10 on order.
It comes standard with a 3.5lb single stage, which I'm replacing with a Geissele Hi-Speed National Match DMR, with the 1st stage set at 2.5lbs and the 2nd set at 1lb.
I was having second thoughts and was considering keeping the 3.5lb single stage...
Last edited by theoak; 06-28-11 at 13:06.
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Last edited by ALCOAR; 07-15-11 at 18:59.
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Lighter is fine on a non working rifle. If you are having it built for work your agency probably has a policy that covers this.
Military triggers tend to be heavier two stage types primarily as a safety feature. As Trident stated KAC and Geissele.
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