Rra 2-stage Trigger Any Good?

[jn_fsu]

I love my RRA 2 stage National Match trigger!

I added the Tubb Precision AR-15 Natl Match CS Trigger/Hammer spring set to mine. Smooths the pull out so nice. Very nice addition for $17.95.

Here is a link http://www.davidtubb.com/ar-15-natl-match-cs-trig-hamr-spring-set

Here is the product description straight from the website.

" All the features of the Tubb Precision CS AR-15 Hammer and Trigger Return spring set plus an ingenious means toward attaining an improved first stage pull weight in aftermarket two-stage triggers.

The Tubb Precision CS AR-15 "National Match" Trigger Return Spring provides an easy means to boost first stage weight, which makes it possible to lower second stage break weight, and easily stay within the 4-1/2 pound minimum for Service Rifle competition. Plus, as with all Tubb Precision CS Springs, you are ensured of trigger pull weight consistency, a critical factor for major events. Hammer Spring is included."

[VinceU1]

I've got three of them. All tuned by WOA. One in a 3Gun build, one in a DCM gun and one in a plinker. They are all just a hair over 4 pounds with a 3lb first stage and a 1.1pound or so second stage. Love them as the 3Gun and plinker have several thousand rounds each fired on them and the DCM gun is a safe queen.

[saibot]

I've got three of them. All tuned by WOA. One in a 3Gun build, one in a DCM gun and one in a plinker. They are all just a hair over 4 pounds with a 3lb first stage and a 1.1pound or so second stage. Love them as the 3Gun and plinker have several thousand rounds each fired on them and the DCM gun is a safe queen.

Are yours the NM version? My RRA's two stage breaks right at 3.25 lbs.

[gunfixer]

I tune them often, and it's merely cutting the faces clean..

They are nice hard triggers and nice for tuning in my opinion and I've used

them a long time now..

There are several good one's available including those such as the "Drop in Modules" by Timney,

Wilson, Chip McCormick and others..

Edited December 8, 2011 by gunfixer

[GregJ]

I've had the RRA two stage match trigger in my RRA for a couple of years. It has functioned quite well and it was a big improvement over the stock. However, in an effort to tighten my groups up, everything I've read says to get a better trigger. Sooo, I decided to bite the bullet and have a Geissele SD-E trigger on the way. Cant wait to give it a test drive.

[TreblePlink]

I have both the RRA and the Geiselle Super 3 Gun - both were easy drop-ins. The RRA is a big improvement over the stock AR unit, but the Geiselle S3G is much nicer.

[CMV]

I've had the RRA two stage match trigger in my RRA for a couple of years. It has functioned quite well and it was a big improvement over the stock. However, in an effort to tighten my groups up, everything I've read says to get a better trigger. Sooo, I decided to bite the bullet and have a Geissele SD-E trigger on the way. Cant wait to give it a test drive.

THE SD-E is awesome...just got mine yesterday. :wub:

[Smokin]

I competed NRA high power with a RRA two stage for years. Buy the tuned unit from White Oak Armament. The break is cleaner and its nominally more expensive.

[landshark45]

RRA is great. Been using mine in the same lower for around 8000rds. Its smoother and crisper than when i first got it. Definately better triggers out there but for way more $$. My favorite trigger iv ever used is the AR-Gold. But for $400 I will just spend it on ammo.