How to tell what type of trigger you have?

[Usmc1345]

Ok not to sound like a compleat retard but. I bought a compleat stag lower a while back. It has absolutely the best ar/m16 trigger I have ever felt. Is there any way to know who made the trigger without taking it apart. I can't see any markings on it.

 

[Mike-Mike]

Ok not to sound like a compleat retard but. I bought a compleat stag lower a while back. It has absolutely the best ar/m16 trigger I have ever felt. Is there any way to know who made the trigger without taking it apart. I can't see any markings on it.

Unless it's a drop in trigger. There is more to the trigger pull than the physical trigger. It could be a combination of polished parts and light springs that mad a trigger that's right for you.

 

[Usmc1345]

Could be. The pull is flawless I love it.

 

[wahsben]

Ok not to sound like a compleat retard but. I bought a compleat stag lower a while back. It has absolutely the best ar/m16 trigger I have ever felt. Is there any way to know who made the trigger without taking it apart. I can't see any markings on it.

I would check with the person I bought it from if it is an aftermarket trigger.

 

[GhostArcher]

Could be. The pull is flawless I love it.

Did you buy it from stag or a private dealer? I have a stag model 2 and i like the trigger on it, but i bought my AR complete at the time. Just my 2cents, YMMV.

 

[Fixxah]

Could be. The pull is flawless I love it.

How about the squeeze?