JP Enterprise Trigger

[switch625]

How do you like your JP trigger? It is a single stage, correct? I'm assuming once you set it and use loctite it's duty worthy?

[DJ Niner]

I had one for a couple of years. Worked fine most of the time, but can be a pain to get adjusted "just right", as you mentioned you have to screw-glue the adjustments securely, and despite all the attention I still did experience a couple of failures to reset. With the tiny bearing surface of the two primary adjustment screws, if you get a small piece/chunk of crud in the wrong place in the lower, it can cause problems, and I believe that's what happened to me.

In my opinion/experience, probably not suitable as a "duty" trigger.

[Richard K]

I've installed them in all my ARs (probably a dozen or so) never had a problem. On duty rifles I use the Mil-Spec hammer spring, on plinkers the JP springs.

[Skintop911]

JP's gear is top drawer stuff, and best utilized on race guns only.

[switch625]

Folks over at arfcom think they're the cat's you know what. However, I'm going a different route. Thanks to all.

[TimP]

I've always liked mine. Works pretty well. I might try one of their modular units soon.

[sgtlmj]

IMHO, single stage competition triggers have no place on a combat rifle. Eugene should've put a 2-stage in the AR to begin with just for the added safety.

RRA 2-stage is a solid and safe trigger. If you know someone who gets Brownell's dealer discounts, they are only $75.

If money is no object, look at www.geissele.com