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    Velocity trigger

    Bought myself an early bday present and it showed up today. Couldn't get it installed quick enough!
    Boy Is it sweet!

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    How hard is it, these kits to build uppers lower ars in differant calibers? Some say have to have jig other things. I know cheaper building your own.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Hall View Post
    How hard is it, these kits to build uppers lower ars in differant calibers? Some say have to have jig other things. I know cheaper building your own.

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    It's a one piece drop in trigger. Super simple install!

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    I was meaning the kits to build whole ar upper and lower.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobby Hall View Post
    I was meaning the kits to build whole ar upper and lower.

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    That depends and your mechanical ability. For me, building an AR is like playing with Legos. There's great videos on YouTube tube that shows the process. Just need a few tools and patience. [emoji846]

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    How does the velocity compare with geissele triggers? The only aftermarket AR trigger I’ve got any experience with is the geissele. I have it in my 6.5grendel and love it. I’m curious just in case another AR ever happens to follow me home.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffreyDeGraff View Post
    How does the velocity compare with geissele triggers? The only aftermarket AR trigger I’ve got any experience with is the geissele. I have it in my 6.5grendel and love it. I’m curious just in case another AR ever happens to follow me home.


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    The guy that's behind Velocity worked for Timney triggers for a long time. So you have that. As far as the Geissele triggers go, I don't know that paying the extra money gives you extra trigger. I've been researching triggers for quite some time now and not one trigger in this class (3-4lb AR) is a hands down champ. I tend to lean towards what is the most common and why. Timney was what I was going to run until I ran across Velocity. Why spend nearly $100 more on something that does the same job... just my 2 cents. [emoji846]

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    That’s good info to know. I am all about saving a buck. When I bought mine, I caught it on a Black Friday special and got it $75 off, and it was “the trigger to have”, back then. I like the fact that the velocity is a drop in trigger, I may try one in my next AR.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JeffreyDeGraff View Post
    That’s good info to know. I am all about saving a buck. When I bought mine, I caught it on a Black Friday special and got it $75 off, and it was “the trigger to have”, back then. I like the fact that the velocity is a drop in trigger, I may try one in my next AR.


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    I have a tendency to research the shit out of stuff to find what works best and why.
    All I know is this Velocity feels amazing just dry firing. I'll hit the range later this week and give my honest no BS opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CodySPowell View Post
    I have a tendency to research the shit out of stuff to find what works best and why.
    All I know is this Velocity feels amazing just dry firing. I'll hit the range later this week and give my honest no BS opinion.

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    I’ll be waiting to hear that!


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