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Rock River Arms Varmint Trigger?

Started by wetsight, March 20, 2018, 09:48:59 PM

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wetsight

I'd like to upgrade the 50-lb mil-spec trigger on my AR and am looking at the RRA Varmint. Does anyone have experience with this trigger? Is it the best option for around $100?
Thanks in advance ;D

cwcdl79

I use their national match triggers in most (because I'm cheap, not all) my car's. Very nice and crisp 2 stage. Not a giessel,  but not at that price either. The whole lower kit I get for 110-125 at nationals.

Super Trooper

I have the LaRue Tactical MBT-2S Trigger which is on sale for $99 right now and love it.
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maxwell

Quote from: wetsight on March 20, 2018, 09:48:59 PM
I'd like to upgrade the 50-lb mil-spec trigger on my AR and am looking at the RRA Varmint. Does anyone have experience with this trigger? Is it the best option for around $100?
Thanks in advance ;D

I haven't used the RRA trigger, but I've heard good things about their NM trigger. Sometimes you can snag a Geissele G2S for $110, so that's another deal to watch out for; I have a couple of those, and really like them.

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Laredo

Its nice.  But, I prefer the CMC single stage. 
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