Are Jard triggers....

[Van Cent Nebr]

I want a good single stage trigger for my AR 10. Is the Jard any good? Must have around 1.5lbs of pull. I am looking for the best, so I'm not too worried about cost.

[Tobias]

I have the JP single stage on an AR-10 and like it very much. Very crisp and no creep. Not sure how much you can take these down but I'm guessing mine is around 2 1/2 lbs. Mine was installed by DPMS. Good luck.

[kim]

I have a JP in my DPMS, but if I had it to do over again, I'd look real close at Chip McCormicks drop in. Jard, Jewel and JP's are a real pain to install, in my opinion.


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Kim

[Van Cent Nebr]

It looks like the McCormick trigger only goes down to 3.5 lbs. That is heavier than I want. Thanks any way

[Ron in Mn]

I know you are looking for a single stage but the only way you can have a reliable no doubling light pull is with a two stage. I have two of the Jewell triggers with the first stage set at 2 lbs second at 3 oz. Once you get used to the first stage take up and the crisp second stage release it is very nice. They are not hard to install if you follow the instructions. The second stage fully adjustable with an allen wrench from the top. First stage spring adjustment wheel from the top with a hooked tool or needle nose. The Jewell trigger does not wear down with use.

[Van Cent Nebr]

Ron I have a Jewell in my vmatch and like it, but two stage triggers just really mess with me when hunting. I orderd the Jard so we will see how it works out.

This my be untrue but I have read more than once on the net that the AR-15 triggers don't have enough hammer weight to be reliable in a AR-10.