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DPMS kit lower, armalite upper with nm stainless barrel, flat top with centra sights.
first and second stage of stock trigger just not acceptable, swear it has potholes!!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
rock river two stage trigger?? thinking somewhat of pocket book now.. 100-150.00?? i am not as nimble hand wise as once was, is this something i can install?? really do not want to ship lower again, been there and done that and it is costly
regards
I have 2 RRA triggers, and am very happy with them. Price should be in your listed range. I hear the WOA modified ones are even better. If you can install a stock trigger, you should be able to install the RRA. Sorry, don't have any experience with any other after market ones.
Ira, Go to White Oak and get the Rock River trigger, $120.
Takes 5 minutes to install.
JJ
Bought a RRA 2 Stage that John slicked up and made it break at a hair over 3.5 pounds. Difference of night and day compared to the factory DPMS trigger. $127.00 to my door, got a catalog and a ball point pen out of the deal. Completely satisfied.
OFC
Sir, FWIW, I've had two RRA two-stage triggers, one a plain RRA set and the other done by White Oak. Both were quite good. Installation is no more difficult than putting in a stock trigger.
Hope this helps, and Semper Fi.
Ron H.
White Oak Part # ? Is this the trigger at White Oak you guys are talking about? Item # 3RRT $120.00 Thanks
Try Bill Springfield...
http://www.triggerwork.net/index.html
HTH
Bruce
Just checked my catalog, that's the one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Weez556
OFC
Have put in several Jard "non-adjustable" triggers from Brownell's. They are actually adjustable if you get the variety spring kit to vary the pull. Had one that was not quite right and returned it; otherwise they have been good. Cost is in the same range. Installation essentially the same as the stock parts and straightforward.
I also have 2 RRA triggers. One in a RRA Match rifle, upper from John H. At White Oak Prec.. This one was adjusted by John H. after I had it a while and it breaks like glass. The other is a stock NM trigger which I installed myself in a Colt lower. Works just great and no problem to install.
Norm
Hi, you can install any trigger so long as you follow the instructions and have some kind of mechcanical ability. You must read the instructions more than once. An easier alternative is to use one of the new "drop In" triggers available. They go in VERY easy. I see that Pact has a new trigger out and it looks very easy to install but up there in price.
Rock River all the way, they install them in our AR builds at work. we've tried the other and they don't stand up to RR's. best regards
Stu
I picked up a RR trigger and put it in my Bushy. Shoots better than me and it was a cheap fix.
If you want a single stage instead go with Timney. They come in 3# or 4# and just drop in less than 5 min. The only thing is read the directions because there are two set screws that you tighten after you drop in.
looks like triggers might have dried up, some hints on stone for the stock dpms trigger, looks like a small stone might take out some of the potholes in the first stage.
other option wait for 6 months for back order
another one use it the way it us (uhg)
With the upper opened take the hammer pressure off of the trigger and see how the trigger feels. If it feels fine then stoning isn't going to do much good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pelago
am on the waiting list at Rock River.....