I'm Looking a Geissele trigger in a new stripped POF lower, and i need suggestions on which one to go with. This will mostly be a hog gun with a little bench time but mostly a hunter!
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Whats your price point, any of the Geiselle triggers are nice, but some are nicer than others.
Whats your price point, any of the Geiselle triggers are nice, but some are nicer than others.
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Geissele Hi-Speed. Available in three versions: Service, DMR & Match. All the Hi-speeds are the same trigger and hammer the springs are different. Alot of places sell it with all the springs so you can pick you preference.
Geisslle SSA or SSA-E. Very similar to the Hi-Speed but non-adjustable. The SSA is a total weight of 4.5lbs the SSA-E is 3.5lbs.
The cats meow is the Hi-speed. The SSA's are less money but are still excellent triggers.
Geissele Hi-Speed. Available in three versions: Service, DMR & Match. All the Hi-speeds are the same trigger and hammer the springs are different. Alot of places sell it with all the springs so you can pick you preference.
Geisslle SSA or SSA-E. Very similar to the Hi-Speed but non-adjustable. The SSA is a total weight of 4.5lbs the SSA-E is 3.5lbs.
The cats meow is the Hi-speed. The SSA's are less money but are still excellent triggers.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ronin1973</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Geissele SSA-E ,breaks clean, 2 stage just has a great feel.</div></div>
Couldn't agree more. SSA-E on my "precision" AR and SSA on my carbine.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Ronin1973</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Geissele SSA-E ,breaks clean, 2 stage just has a great feel.</div></div>
Couldn't agree more. SSA-E on my "precision" AR and SSA on my carbine.
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I keep hearing Kudos about the AR Gold triggers. Im going to try one of them for my next build.
I keep hearing Kudos about the AR Gold triggers. Im going to try one of them for my next build.
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For your stated purpose, hunting and occassional range use, the SSA-E is probably the best way to go. Reliability and more than good enough feel. All of the other trggers that were mentioned, while superior to the SSA-E in terms of trigger feel, are better suited to competition or range use.
They are all adjustable or require the tightening of some sort of retainer. Not the sorts of things that I want in a field rifle.
For your stated purpose, hunting and occassional range use, the SSA-E is probably the best way to go. Reliability and more than good enough feel. All of the other trggers that were mentioned, while superior to the SSA-E in terms of trigger feel, are better suited to competition or range use.
They are all adjustable or require the tightening of some sort of retainer. Not the sorts of things that I want in a field rifle.
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This is what i picked myself alsoo. the SSA-E i want a field trigger that i can install and never have to mess with it. Great Advice TonyAngel.
This is what i picked myself alsoo. the SSA-E i want a field trigger that i can install and never have to mess with it. Great Advice TonyAngel.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Blackrifle1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I keep hearing Kudos about the AR Gold triggers. Im going to try one of them for my next build. </div></div>
Shhh, we cant talk about those here.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Blackrifle1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I keep hearing Kudos about the AR Gold triggers. Im going to try one of them for my next build. </div></div>
Shhh, we cant talk about those here.
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I agonized over a trigger for my AR for a long time, but the first time I got to play with an SSA-E I bought one less than a week later. If I ever part out my AR and start over, the Geissele is the one thing I'll never give up.
I agonized over a trigger for my AR for a long time, but the first time I got to play with an SSA-E I bought one less than a week later. If I ever part out my AR and start over, the Geissele is the one thing I'll never give up.
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The Geissele Hi-Speed National Match trigger is excellent. However, I personally think it is hard to initially adjust. Even paying someone to do it won't guarantee that it is installed correctly.
If I had to do it all over again, I would go with the non-adjustable SSA-E. It has a lighter overall trigger pull, and better trigger geometry than the standard SSA.
The Geissele Hi-Speed National Match trigger is excellent. However, I personally think it is hard to initially adjust. Even paying someone to do it won't guarantee that it is installed correctly.
If I had to do it all over again, I would go with the non-adjustable SSA-E. It has a lighter overall trigger pull, and better trigger geometry than the standard SSA.
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I have never used a Geissele. I have always been happy with my JP adjustable triggers. What makes the Geissele better?
I have never used a Geissele. I have always been happy with my JP adjustable triggers. What makes the Geissele better?
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DS-11B</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have never used a Geissele. I have always been happy with my JP adjustable triggers. What makes the Geissele better? </div></div>
I am genuinely asking this question. Does anyone have experience with both triggers that can tell me how much better the Geissele trigger is? I'm always up for trying better components but I'd like to know how much better first.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: DS-11B</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have never used a Geissele. I have always been happy with my JP adjustable triggers. What makes the Geissele better? </div></div>
I am genuinely asking this question. Does anyone have experience with both triggers that can tell me how much better the Geissele trigger is? I'm always up for trying better components but I'd like to know how much better first.
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The Timney is a good choice. Very clean break, little to no creep, no over travel and never needs to be lubed. It feels like shooting a high quality 1911 trigger.
The Timney is a good choice. Very clean break, little to no creep, no over travel and never needs to be lubed. It feels like shooting a high quality 1911 trigger.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: loki*hunter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The Timney is a good choice. Very clean break, little to no creep, no over travel and never needs to be lubed. It feels like shooting a high quality 1911 trigger. </div></div>
I've looked at them but I assumed (maybe incorrectly) that the reason they were more expensive than the JP's was because they are drop-ins vs. a trigger that has to be installed like a regular trigger. You think they are nicer than the JP's though?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: loki*hunter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The Timney is a good choice. Very clean break, little to no creep, no over travel and never needs to be lubed. It feels like shooting a high quality 1911 trigger. </div></div>
I've looked at them but I assumed (maybe incorrectly) that the reason they were more expensive than the JP's was because they are drop-ins vs. a trigger that has to be installed like a regular trigger. You think they are nicer than the JP's though?
