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Put a few rounds on a single stage. I don't know any that don't wear a lot faster than 2S.
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My lgs carries trigger tech. Has a pile of them. Any opinions on them? Otherwise, I'll order online from your recommendations from above.
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My lgs carries trigger tech. Has a pile of them. Any opinions on them? Otherwise, I'll order online from your recommendations from above. Nothing wrong with TriggerTech, nor any of the others mentioned. If you're looking for a single stage, Brownells has TriggerTech's AR Diamond Single-Stage on sale for $159. https://www.brownells.com/gun-parts...iamond-exclusive-triggers/?sku=430103232
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And speaking of triggers, What kind of lube does Geissele include with their GS2. And where can I get more of it?
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ALG Go Juice, and I do not know where you can get it.
I should receive a trophy just for remembering what the stuff is called. Maybe google can help you the rest of the way.
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Thanks for that. It sure makes a difference with dry triggers.
Found it on Amazon.
Last edited by Kenlguy; 06/14/23.
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Now with even more aplomb
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I really can't say, myself, but Geissele includes a small amount with each new trigger. I collected enough of it to nearly fill a .5 ounce jar with an applicator brush by buying a number of new triggers. The instructions say to apply some to a few of the surfaces such as the engagement area. I suppose it many reduce pull weight just a tiny bit and probably helps retard wear to some extent.
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I prefer the Geissele. They run sales several times a year, which makes putting them in multiple guns more palatable.
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For the money I'd go Larue, I have a couple, my fav though is the ssa-e, but I dont know if its 100 bucks better. It breaks like glass, where the larue breaks like a carrot if you will...both great triggers. I also have the ruger 452, id rank it 3rd out of the ones I mentioned.
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