On the SSA-E, long or short pin?
What's the best drop in Trigger for an AR under $200
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On the SSA-E, long or short pin?
- Apr 25, 2017
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Put one of these on my Del Ton Echo. Only thing I have to compare it to is the factory trigger but I love it. It's so light and the reset so short you can shoot it like you had a bumpfire stock if you so choose. I don't know this seller but it's a good deal especially when you sign up for the newsletter and get an extra 10% off. Think I paid average about $110 dlvd for the two I bought.
http://kisiwacreekarmory.com/shop/ra-140-super-sporting-trigger/
http://kisiwacreekarmory.com/shop/ra-140-super-sporting-trigger/
gwoodburn
Active Member
Thanks for mentioning the 20% off... It got me looking and the next thing I knew, I dropped over $500 on their website! It could have been worse i guess. FWIW not only is everything on their website 20% off, but they throw in free shipping and a bag of Geissele swag this weekend!!! Wooooo
teawhy
Member
Thanks for mentioning the 20% off... It got me looking and the next thing I knew, I dropped over $500 on their website! It could have been worse i guess. FWIW not only is everything on their website 20% off, but they throw in free shipping and a bag of Geissele swag this weekend!!! Wooooo
I took the advice of many and advantage of this sale as well. Decided on a super tricon and their buffer spring. Should be here tomorrow!
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
I dont follow.
Do you mean "small" (MILSPEC aka normal) or "large" pin? The large pin version is specifically for colt lowers that were manufactured 1990-2009, which take a larger than normal hammer/trigger pin. I don't know if any other manufacturers did or do the same, but I bet someone will be along shortly to give more details.
Benjamin
Member
I've always heard this, but how fouled are we talking? I have over 1k rounds through my M&P with Timney since it's last cleaning and no issue. I have heard problems arise more when shooting suppressed in excess, but how excessive can your shooting be until it goes from defensive use to criminal charges?
OrbitalEllipses
Ultimate Member
You should see the gunk in my receiver after a few hundred rounds suppressed. Filthy.
Not so much an issue if you clean after such a firing schedule, but I don't really tend to clean my guns all that much.
Not so much an issue if you clean after such a firing schedule, but I don't really tend to clean my guns all that much.
clandestine
AR-15 Savant
Depends on many variables, such as the suppressor, barrel length, gas system, ammo, and the lubricant.
In my opinion 1k rounds is just getting warmed up without a suppressor. Not everyone owns an AR for the same reason though. Mine are tools, and I won't own a gun or accessory that I don't fully trust.
Timney are good people, but their products don't meet my standards of reliable. They appeal to competition and recreational shooters IMO.
rockstarr
Major Deplorable
your thoughts still the same here Chad ?
Any other triggers win you over after all this time, or are these 2 still your favorites?
