I installed a LaRue MBT in this rifle. So far I think it is about equal to a G SSA. My G SSA-E is superior.

The MBT is a 2 stage, but heavier than the Geissele.

The DD Mod 12.0 is nice, but not worth the price tag. I would explore other FF Tube options before buying the DD. There is nothing wrong with the DD, but it cost too much for a pipe with some holes drilled into it.

If I shoot the barrel out on this gun I'll install a Colt SOCOM profile replacement.

The next step is determining which optic so I can paint it.

Is there a price difference between the LaRue and Geissele triggers?

Specifically the MBT and SSA.

LaRue has two prices for the same trigger...

$125 for "I have plenty of time to wait"
$200 for "I gotta have it now".

The G SSA can be had for under $200 if you search. The SSA-E goes on sale (various vendors) for $200.

I'd go with the G.

"I have plenty of time" in LaRue speak could be a YEAR.

I have some items in back order that were "two weeks out" from January.

LaRue is a TOP TIER company with outstanding products. They're also a major .gov supplier. To keep quality up they keep production down.

If the MBT was readily available for $125 I'd recommend it over a $180 sale price SSA. However this isn't the case.

Buy a $200 sale price SSA-E and you'll never regret it. Plus, it'll be worth $200 if you ever sell it.

I have SSA and SSA-E in ARs as well as POF's 4.5 SS drop in unit.

My Scar L and H have G Super Scars.

The project 6920 has a MBT.

AR replacement trigger rankings (with street price):

SSA-E $200-230
SSA $180-200
MBT $125-200
POF $150

Ok. Yeah, I couldn't find a definitive price for the MBT other than the ones you just posted. The Geissele triggers always seem to be readily available.

See a pattern...

The more you spend the better the trigger

I know where a MBT is for sale for $160.