[Nogoat]

Anybody tried one of these, if so how do they compare to other aftermarket drop in triggers?

 

[hodge]

I haven't, but I did read up on them as much as possible. For the money, I chose a Rock River 2 stage. I really like it, and it ran quite a bit less than the Ruger trigger. From what I had read, the Ruger trigger wasn't that great of an improvement, and that money was better spent elsewhere. I have no regrets.
I don't know anyone who has tried one. I would be interested to see if they are better than what my impressions were.

 

[timbo762]

I have a CMC two stage in my AR and love it. Easy installation and beautiful trigger pull.

 

[Nogoat]

Thanks for the responses.

 

[jigs-n-fixture]

I have two of them. They are what Ruger says they are. They break cleanly at close to 4.5 pounds with no creep, or gritty feel on take up. For an AR based rifle it is quite a good value for the $140 street price. It is packed with the trigger exposed, in a handled fixture. So, you can try it before you buy it if you are at a shop that has one in stock. And, if you order one, you can test it and return it with the original packaging undisturbed, should you not like it.

One breaks at an average of 4-lbs, 6-ounces, with a 0.23-ounce standard deviation over twenty pulls.

The other at an average of 4-lbs, 7.2-ounces, with a 0.31-ounce standard deviation over twenty pulls.

For comparison, the Timney in my Mdl 77, set for 2.5-lbs, breaks at 2-lbs, 7.2-oz, with a standard deviation of 0.27 oz, over twenty pulls.

 

[bikeride4fun]

Yeah I installed one of Ruger® Elite 452™ AR Trigger .
I have one in my Ruger AR556, works great.....a lot smoother and more crisp. Makes target shooting more accurate.....
http://shopruger.com/Ruger-Elite-452-AR-Trigger/productinfo/90461/

 

[daveag]

I put a Timney single stage in mine 3 lb or so very smooth The original Mil-Spec was like dragging a bucket over gravel