geissele trigger

[dudley2112]

just wondering if anyone has any feedback on this? is it enough of an improvement over a stock trigger to warrant dropping 200$?

thanks

 

[Brordo]

just wondering if anyone has any feedback on this? is it enough of an improvement over a stock trigger to warrant dropping 200$?

thanks

The simple answer is yes. (I have 2...an SSA and an SSA-E).

 

[toxic]

I don't have one so take this for what it's worth...I think you have to watch that the Geissele model you get will do what you expect. If you're not looking for a target trigger the RRA ones will probably suffice and be cheaper. Again I don't own a Geissele so take that for what it's worth. I do have two 2 stage RRAs.

 

[sigboy]

Simple: YES

 

[Cammy7s]

I like mine.

 

[USP]

I have a SSA its nice.

 

[blaxsun]

+1 Yes. I have Knights 2-stage on my AR shorty but the Geissele on my carbine is even better.

 

[dudley2112]

is it a big improvement over the RRA?

 

[blaxsun]

is it a big improvement over the RRA?

My Knight was a vast improvement over the RRA, and the Geissele an improvement over the Knight. I've yet to hear anything but glowing endorsements from everyone who has one.

 

[dudley2112]

My Knight was a vast improvement over the RRA, and the Geissele an improvement over the Knight. I've yet to hear anything but glowing endorsements from everyone who has one.

improvement in what sense? lighter, crisper sorry for all the questions just trying to figure out what im getting myself into

 

[Brordo]

You might want to go to Geissele's webpage...they describe in words pretty much what happens when you use their trigger. I must admit though that there is quite a "WOW" factor when you try a Geissele side by side with a standard trigger (or even most of the NM triggers).

 

[blaxsun]

improvement in what sense? lighter, crisper sorry for all the questions just trying to figure out what im getting myself into

Haha. It's been so long since the RRA that I can't honestly recall, but I find the pull of the Geissele is smoother and lighter than the Knight (I left both at the factory settings).

 

[dudley2112]

Haha. It's been so long since the RRA that I can't honestly recall, but I find the pull of the Geissele is smoother and lighter than the Knight (I left both at the factory settings).

sorry i meant over a stock one but its its smoother and lighter then an a knights ill assume its smoother and lighter then a stock trigger... one more thing to add to the xmas wish list

 

[tiriaq]

Watch your trigger weight, if you are entering competitions. There may be a lower limit.

 

[dudley2112]

Watch your trigger weight, if you are entering competitions. There may be a lower limit.

nah cqb if a free for all

 

[blaxsun]

sorry i meant over a stock one but its its smoother and lighter then an a knights ill assume its smoother and lighter then a stock trigger... one more thing to add to the xmas wish list

Way smoother and lighter. There's no comparison between a stock and Geissele.

 

[mebiuspower]

Have their DMR & Match triggers... it's smooooooooth.

 

[Topdollar]

I have the Super Semi-Automatic Enhanced in my Stag and they don't lie when they describe it as breaking like a candy cane. Very crisp - love it.

 

[Clobbersauras]

What's the reset on the Geissele like? My stock trigger is horrible and I sometimes find myself getting hung up by the reset when shooting fast at short distances.

 

[Topdollar]

The reset is "there" as mine is a two-stage and more suited for aimed shooting, but I've never had an issue with mine using it "CQB"....