Best AR triggers

PRS matches, some were before the PRS.
That's very cool, I looked up to him since i started 3 gun and got to take a multiple day class and shoot on his squad for a major match, we got along really well and he is a really nice guy. Shooting legend IMO too
 
Another option is a company called hyperfire there design has a very strong caming action with a double spring strut design. I went over too these and haven't had any issues with reliability. They absolutely slam that firing pin into the primer and pull at about 2 1/2 - 3lbs and are easy to pull out and clean. Just my 2 cents
 
That's very cool, I looked up to him since i started 3 gun and got to take a multiple day class and shoot on his squad for a major match, we got along really well and he is a really nice guy. Shooting legend IMO too
He is definitely a good guy.
 
I have a variety of triggers including mil-spec, Geissele, JP, RRA, and Larue. In terms of value, I don't think the Larue MBT-2S can be beat for a 2-stage trigger. My Larue is the equal of my Geissele G2S and is significantly better than my RRA varmint 2-stage. FWIW, all of mine are curved.

Larue also has single stage triggers, but I haven't tried them. Reviews are somewhat mixed on them. I like my single stage JP's, but they came in the rifles I have them in, so I'm not sure what model they are or how much they cost. IIRC, they're pretty spendy. In general, I prefer 2-stage in AR's, but the JP's are good enough that I'm not going to swap them.
 

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