[jrswanson1]

I have to say, this is so much better than the RRA and the DPMS triggers I have. Nice clean trigger break. I'm going to try the Wilson tactical on another build, but the Wilson will be a two stage and this Timney is a single stage.

Jim

 

[reverendbiker]

I used a Timney drop-in on my first build because 1) it had a good reputation and 2) I wasn't sure of my ability to install the pieces of the trigger group. It worked well and I am still very pleased with it. I took the stock trigger group that I had removed and sent it to Bill Springfield at TriggerWork.net to have him rework it. He returned it within a week--cost $35. I used it in my next build and was amazed to find that I actually liked the the Springfield trigger better than the Timney--4#, clean break, no creep. In addition, I can actually install the re-worked trigger pieces faster than I can install the modular Timney. From now on, only TriggerWork.net for me.

 

[marinesg1012]

I have a timney and I like it a lot, just be cautious becuase with the SSA ammo I was having some light primer strikes I ordered the AR10 hammer and spring and they have virtually disappeared.

 

[jrswanson1]

Reverend Biker, that sounds like a good idea. Which trigger group did you have originally?

Marinesg, I'm using my own reloads with CCI Small Rifle Primers. Does SSA use the milspec primers?

Jim

 

[marinesg1012]

yes they do, it may not be an issue, but itis something to look for if you have a firing pin protrusion guage it is also a good idea to make sure your fireing pin is in spec.

 

[reverendbiker]

Reverend Biker, that sounds like a good idea. Which trigger group did you have originally?
Jim

I sent him the trigger group from a DPMS lower parts kit--Bill worked magic on it.