ROCK RIVER ARMS - .156" 2-Stage Trigger

Make no mistake, this is a great trigger - it's better than the Schmid / Aero two stage, not quite as good as the LaRue MBT2-S and definitely not a Geissele. I have all of them and honestly for the money, and to simplify my armory and builds, i'd just take the RRA National Match. It has absolutely no creep, breaks nearly as crisp as a Geissele and is a very safe trigger. It's really though to beat for the money.

I figured I would try this on the positive reviews I saw on here and am glad I did. I also has a G brand one as well and this is just as good honestly. Well see how it last compared to it but I can say as of now very pleased, side by side it is identical

I have three of these installed in my ARs, one Rock River and two S&W MP15s. Over the past 13 years of use I have no complaints about this trigger whatsoever. It has worked with 5.56, 6.5 grendel, 458 socom and 300 blackout without fail. $90 is a great price for this kind of quality. To those that complain about it having the wrong weight, remember that this is a two piece trigger so the pull weight and functionality is somewhat dependent on the dimensions of your rifle and the location of its pin holes. If you need to pay a gunsmith to install this trigger then you dont belong in a CMP match!

Great trigger if you want take up more like an M14. Trigger surfaces need to be stoned or polished, but breaks clean at 4.5 lbs like its supposed to. This trigger is for guys who shoot in real service rifle matches and are capable of working on there own rifles, that's why there cheap. Premaddonas that want a 1.5lbs trigger for their safe queen should not buy this trigger. If you like M1 triggers, you'll like this one.

Easy to install. The take up is a bit long but not too bad. There is enough resistance at the break to know that one is making the shot but not enough to interfere with the shot. This most recent purchase is in a 6.5 Gendel that I use on deer and pigs. I like it.