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John56

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Was looking at several Rise triggers at the gun show today and wondered if any one has experience with them. Need to up grade the trigger in my R15 and hadn't heard of Rise triggers.
 
I have two different Rise Armament triggers in two separate AR platform rifles. They are both well- made and fit the lower fine, but if it wasn’t for the fact that both have an unacceptable amount of creep before the break I’d tell you to try one. If you want a well-made trigger that breaks crisp with no creep look at Geisselle. A little more $ than the Rise but a better product. I have one, a super semi-automatic 2 stage, awesome break, great trigger.
 
I have a bundle of triggers .. all the big names
and yes a few Rise triggers as well (they indeed have creep )
as stated by the other member here ..

The CMC Single stage flat is a superb trigger with zero
creep....breaks like glass and isn't as pricey as the Geissele or Timneys

It's better than my $275 Super duper dynamic 3 gun


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currently $165.00

You will NOT be disappointed ....
 

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I put the 2 pound CMC in my rifle. Worlds different than a factory trigger. Got it on sale for less than $100. I was in a shop yesterday and they had three Rise triggers on display with three prices, but they all were 3 pound triggers. Rise makes a decent trigger and they are a stones throw from my house. I've used them but think I prefer the CMC now that I have tried it. But I'm also the last person to tell you about AR's. I just have had a few, very few!!
 
I'm sure there are much better triggers out there but not for $100. My AR won't get used a lot so I didn't see the need for a $300 trigger or even a $200 trigger. The CNC breaks clean at 2lbs and for an AR that's plenty good enough for me.
 
John56 said:
Was looking at several Rise triggers at the gun show today and wondered if any one has experience with them. Need to up grade the trigger in my R15 and hadn't heard of Rise triggers.
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This has worked really well for me while groundhog hunting so far. I don’t feel any creep and am really happy with it so far.

 
Haven't posted in a long time but I just had to throw this out. I have four velocity 3lb curved triggers and there isn't any creep with a clean break. I've had two CMC's and I sold both of them. Creep was so bad I could pull the trigger and push it forward without it releasing. I don't know why, but I sent them down the road.

Velocity Classic Drop-In AR Trigger
 
Not a fan of cassette style triggers. Being able to pop it out in the field without allen wrenches is a thing to note.

The Larue MTB-2-s is a really good trigger for the money, little over $100

Along with the top tier Geissele SSA-E you can catch them on sale for around $170 a

 
rustybucket said:
Haven't posted in a long time but I just had to throw this out. I have four velocity 3lb curved triggers and there isn't any creep with a clean break. I've had two CMC's and I sold both of them. Creep was so bad I could pull the trigger and push it forward without it releasing. I don't know why, but I sent them down the road.

Velocity Classic Drop-In AR Trigger
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Why didn't you return them? Pretty sure they have a warranty. A friend of mine just put one in his Savage AR 10 and loves it.
 


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