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[Elcardo]

Looking foreward to trying these guys out , mbt2s ....hard to beat the deal if all the reviews I've watched have been halfway legit
Who's runnin em and how do ya like em

 

[NyleRN]

Good trigger for the money. I only have one. My only gripe is the wide trigger shoe face. Not a deal breaker though. They're like a sore peter, hard to beat

 

[MindfulMan]

I'm runnin' two of them ..... one straight, and one curved. Like them both, equally !

 

[mike4]

I have one installed using the heavier spring, which I think is ideal for a defensive or general purpose AR. It displaced the first Geissele SSA-E that I tried, which is going to get moved into a lower intended for dedicated long distance shooting as it was lighter than I preferred. I'm not any kind of competitive distance shooter (although their experience is a really useful input), but I can shoot rifle extremely well under practical field conditions without needing a really light trigger, you just need a really smooth trigger.

I have a factory-installed LMT 2 stage and the original KAC semi-auto 2 stage, but speaking across all brands from researching failures, I would not trust any two stage trigger for long term reliability other than Geissele and LaRue, and the LaRue is a far better value and more reasonably priced esp. on sale, which it looks like they are now.

I'm not any kind of fanboy across other LaRue products, but I'm almost surprised that anyone but LaRue is still in business in this niche! Apparently a lot of buyers are not operating with the same criteria, judgments, and preferred trigger feel.

So if you are looking for validation of your purchase/decision, from research, pricing, and some experience, consider your choice validated!

 

[Elcardo]

I have one installed using the heavier spring, which I think is ideal for a defensive or general purpose AR. It displaced the first Geissele SSA-E that I tried, which is going to get moved into a lower intended for dedicated long distance shooting as it was lighter than I preferred. I'm not any kind of competitive distance shooter (although their experience is a really useful input), but I can shoot rifle extremely well under practical field conditions without needing a really light trigger, you just need a really smooth trigger.

I have a factory-installed LMT 2 stage and the original KAC semi-auto 2 stage, but speaking across all brands from researching failures, I would not trust any two stage trigger for long term reliability other than Geissele and LaRue, and the LaRue is a far better value and more reasonably priced esp. on sale, which it looks like they are now.

I'm not any kind of fanboy across other LaRue products, but I'm almost surprised that anyone but LaRue is still in business in this niche! Apparently a lot of buyers are not operating with the same criteria, judgments, and preferred trigger feel.

So if you are looking for validation of your purchase/decision, from research, pricing, and some experience, consider your choice validated!

Yeah I'd like to try a geissele sometime but for the price of these I doubt it'll happen
No validation needed as I was pretty certain from research it would be good but it's appreciated

 

[masterdekoy]

I have one as well. Mine didn’t work in one of my lowers. I’m pretty sure the lower was out of spec as it functions beautifully in another I put it in. It’s solid for the money.

 

[Basher]

I have two and dig ‘em. If I was building my “dream” SPR I’d still use a Geissele NM trigger, but for all my other ARs, I plan to use the MBT-2S. I prefer a good 2-stage to a single stage, and the MBT can’t be beat, IMO. Several thousand rounds through them without a hitch, and they get smoother with use. I also run the heavier spring for a better reset.