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djcantr · October 16, 2012, 09:42 AM

There's nothing wrong with mil spec triggers. Some polishing and JP springs and it's good enough for me, depending on use. When I build a dedicated 3 gun AR it will have a drop in trigger. The rest of my rifles, mil spec. You could always build enough inexpensive lowers with mil spec trigger parts to have one for each of your uppers and then if you want to do some long range precision shooting with a certain upper swap it to a lower that has a drop in trigger in it. I'd rather have complete rifles in the safe for several reasons.

October 16, 2012, 09:42 AM	#7
djcantr Senior Member Join Date: January 28, 2012 Posts: 215	There's nothing wrong with mil spec triggers. Some polishing and JP springs and it's good enough for me, depending on use. When I build a dedicated 3 gun AR it will have a drop in trigger. The rest of my rifles, mil spec. You could always build enough inexpensive lowers with mil spec trigger parts to have one for each of your uppers and then if you want to do some long range precision shooting with a certain upper swap it to a lower that has a drop in trigger in it. I'd rather have complete rifles in the safe for several reasons.