Any one have one? I was thinking of getting one. I have the Wilson Combat on my AR-10 and I love it. But they cost about 70.00 more than I can get a timney for. I am not interested in a 2 stage. I just stuck my JP trigger kit on GB it was a little more than to fool with.
Timney trigger for AR15
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Re: Timney trigger for AR15
You get your money out of the addt'l $70 spent on the Wilson TTU, but the Timney triggers aren't bad at all for single-stage units.
You get your money out of the addt'l $70 spent on the Wilson TTU, but the Timney triggers aren't bad at all for single-stage units.
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Love them. I bought one and then another for both my ARs. Very easy to install. All my bolt-gun buddies who use them say "that is an amazing AR trigger." They had a huge impact on accuracy as well, bringing my groups down from 1.0-0.75 to 0.75-0.5 minutes at 100yds.
Love them. I bought one and then another for both my ARs. Very easy to install. All my bolt-gun buddies who use them say "that is an amazing AR trigger." They had a huge impact on accuracy as well, bringing my groups down from 1.0-0.75 to 0.75-0.5 minutes at 100yds.
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I have two Timney 3lbs I got from Marsh1 (PRIMARY ARMS) the Reset is perfection,I dont see how it could be better,The Pull is a clean brake and the same everytime.
I Like the single stage over the two stage.
I have two Timney 3lbs I got from Marsh1 (PRIMARY ARMS) the Reset is perfection,I dont see how it could be better,The Pull is a clean brake and the same everytime.
I Like the single stage over the two stage.
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Have one of the skeletonized Timneys and love it. Thinking about getting some more.
Have one of the skeletonized Timneys and love it. Thinking about getting some more.
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I have a 3lb solid on my M4. The curve of the trigger itself is much larger radius than normal, so it works better for me. The break is clean with almost unnoticeable creep. The reset is quick and repeatable, so double/triple taps are effortless and quick. I like the single stage for the carbine and 2-stage for the SPR and NM rifles.
I have a 3lb solid on my M4. The curve of the trigger itself is much larger radius than normal, so it works better for me. The break is clean with almost unnoticeable creep. The reset is quick and repeatable, so double/triple taps are effortless and quick. I like the single stage for the carbine and 2-stage for the SPR and NM rifles.
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Thanks for all the replies. Have not heard anything bad at all. I think I am going to get one and pass on another Wilson. I may kick myself in the ass later but I doubt it. I was thinking on 3# solid. I found one on GB for 189.00 delivered to Dallas TX. If there is a Hide member who can beat that deal let me know I would rather spend my hard earned cash with a nother member.
Thanks for all the replies. Have not heard anything bad at all. I think I am going to get one and pass on another Wilson. I may kick myself in the ass later but I doubt it. I was thinking on 3# solid. I found one on GB for 189.00 delivered to Dallas TX. If there is a Hide member who can beat that deal let me know I would rather spend my hard earned cash with a nother member.
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Outstanding quality for the money. I received mine today from MidwayUSA. They are running for about $209. Use the discount code and get $20 off.
Outstanding quality for the money. I received mine today from MidwayUSA. They are running for about $209. Use the discount code and get $20 off.
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I have a couple of them. The 4lb one failed after about 400 rounds. I would have to push it from the back to reset it. Then sometimes it would fire again when I did that.
Timney replaced it no problem, but I kind of lost some faith in them.
I have a couple of them. The 4lb one failed after about 400 rounds. I would have to push it from the back to reset it. Then sometimes it would fire again when I did that.
Timney replaced it no problem, but I kind of lost some faith in them.
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i use the single stage 3lb timney in a Busmaster lower. Works great, I'd buy another.
i use the single stage 3lb timney in a Busmaster lower. Works great, I'd buy another.
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I just put the 4lb in my AR and it was worth every bit. A huge difference over the RRA trigger it came with, and doesn't feel at all heavy. No creep
I just put the 4lb in my AR and it was worth every bit. A huge difference over the RRA trigger it came with, and doesn't feel at all heavy. No creep
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The Timney is a great drop in unit, take a look at the Chip McCormick unit as well, its in the same price range. My biggest issue with the drop-in units is trigger overtravel, they are a huge improvement over a factory trigger and don't require any adjustment, but they don't allow for any adjustment either.
Kirk R
The Timney is a great drop in unit, take a look at the Chip McCormick unit as well, its in the same price range. My biggest issue with the drop-in units is trigger overtravel, they are a huge improvement over a factory trigger and don't require any adjustment, but they don't allow for any adjustment either.
Kirk R
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I have the 3 lb. skeletonized units in three of my AR's. A 20" "long range" build, a 16" hunting build,and a 9mm build. I just put another 18" rifle together and went with the AR Gold two stage in this one.
Gotta say...I think the Timney is a better trigger for my use.
Take care,Stan
I have the 3 lb. skeletonized units in three of my AR's. A 20" "long range" build, a 16" hunting build,and a 9mm build. I just put another 18" rifle together and went with the AR Gold two stage in this one.
Gotta say...I think the Timney is a better trigger for my use.
Take care,Stan
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Shattered dreams... I saw the title, looked under it and saw where someone had posted "I have the three pound.." So I clicked on here thinking it was a 3#er for sale hahaha.
I got a skeletonized 3#er off of here recently for $185 and it is great. The cutout, skeletonized makes your gun about 5 pounds lighter than the regular one btw
Shattered dreams... I saw the title, looked under it and saw where someone had posted "I have the three pound.." So I clicked on here thinking it was a 3#er for sale hahaha.
I got a skeletonized 3#er off of here recently for $185 and it is great. The cutout, skeletonized makes your gun about 5 pounds lighter than the regular one btw
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