That is full retail, you can get them cheaper.
The POF (Timmney) is very nice for a single stage.
C4
Does the “service” version of the G trigger mean that it is capable of select fire modes?..or do they not make a version for that application?
They do not make a FA version.
C4
Why do you use the term “for a single stage”? I am just interested in your personal reason. Does the DM version of the G trigger have that name because of low poundage on the pull and Zero take-up(similar to a bolt gun)?
Well, didn’t they get an army contract to put these on mil weapons? Why not have a select fire mode(I never used burst once in real life but that’s just me)?
Some people don’t like single stage triggers on a combat weapon so that it is why I stated it is as such.
Here is some info on the trigger:
The Geissele DMR Rifle Trigger Pull Weights:
First Stage: 1.3 - 3 pounds (2 pounds nominal)
Second Stage: 0.5 to 1.5 pounds
The Geissele Hi-Speed Designated Marksman Rifle Trigger is designed for tactical and military shooting where trigger pull weight is not regulated.
C4
The Army’s DMR rifles are semi.
C4
So is the DM trigger a good application even for an SBR?
That is personal preference.
C4
May I ask your personal reason?
I like the POF trigger, but prefer two stage on most everything. I do run the POF on my 9mm AR though.
C4
How many rounds have you fired using the POF trigger (in an AR .556) any reliability problems at all?
Only a couple hundred at this point (as it is colder than a witches tit in a brass bra here).
C4
Holy cow, I haven’t heard that term in a LOOONNNNNGGGGGGGG time.
That is definitely an eastern Ohio/western PA saying 