Re: Which geissele trigger is POF using in the P308?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: sobrbiker883</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: FirefighterEd</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> it's running around 3/15 to 4/2 1st stage and an even 5 to 5/3 on second stage. It breaks like an icicle but it heavier than I like. </div></div>
Sounds like the SSA (which is what they usually run when they install Geiselles).
If you like a lighter trigger you really should just order the Match unit from Geiselle. I LOVE mine. I have it stiff enough that I won't pop off unexpected under stressful stuff, and it feels much lighter than my guage says (2lb 1st, hammer falls at just under 3.5lb)
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I have a Hi-Speed NM Service Rifle trigger, an SSA, an SD-E, and an SD-3 (the last two are brand new and Midway USA exclusive at the moment). The SSA-E (don't have this one but it is like a 1 lb lighter SSA) and SD-E are right around the 3.5lb mark and cheaper than the Hi-Speed adjustable trigger. I haven't had a chance to run the SD-3 yet but it's not really a two-stage trigger anyway.
The Hi-Speed is definitely a better trigger than the SSA, but it's a lot more expensive and the adjustment screws could theoretically work loose.
The SD-E is non-adjustable like the SSA but has less overtravel and a much shorter reset than the SSA. The break is a little crisper but they're pretty similar. I can't see buying another Hi-Speed for anything except maybe a totally accuracy-oriented precision match role. Even then the SD-C/SD-E series is very close.
Beyond just the feel of the trigger, one of the best features of the Geissele triggers, and why the match triggers are called "Hi-Speed," is that they have a very short lock time (time from sear release to cartridge ignition) compared to other AR triggers (in fact, the Hi-Speed triggers have less than half the lock time of a GI AR trigger).