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    Quote Originally Posted by coalgeo View Post
    I have a Colt carbine, LEO version, that shoots well enough, but the trigger is awful. I have two stage match triggers (factory) on both my older Bushmaster DCM rifle, and Rock River Arms varmint rifle and like them both. I have heard many good reviews of the White Oak trigger as well. Any other suggestions?
    What are the intended roles for the carbine ? The idea is to fine the answers based on your needs.
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    3 gun competion & want to win regional matches.
    LEO hard training and hard use carbine .
    Civilian fun gun used for some training , some hunting , and kept handy for possible home defense.

    ETA:
    There are some very good threads about which triggers are good or bad for specific applications on M4carbine.net . I personally would run screaming from a room full of arfcom yutes if they even started to discuss this topic.
    Last edited by campperrykid; 09-07-2011 at 02:47 PM. Reason: Afterthought.

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