Geissele SSA or Triggertech in an CC IUR

[bigcoupee]

I know both are good but which is better?

 

[mikethebike]

triggers, very subjective, ever in motion those be.
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[bsand]

I love my Geissele hi-speed National match. Such an awesome trigger. I'd go GA all the time.

 

[Hoag]

I have a Trigger Tech in my CC IUR, and I love it.

If you are torn between a Geissle and a Trigger Tech, I don't think that there is a bad choice to be made. Both are great triggers and either choice would be a good one.

 

[onetwentyish]

I'm personally a Geissele brand fanboy for their LEO and Mil adopted triggers. That speaks volumes to me. However there is something to be said for Canadian made.

 

[Random Letters]

Arms East is running 15% sale on Geissele stuff right now if that helps your decision any.

 

[TheM4chef]

Tough call I have a ssa-e as well as a trigger tech with the flat trigger blade. They are very different triggers. The reset on the TT-ar15 is soooooo short. The ssa-e is in my mk18 and the tt is on my iur. You can't go wrong with either aa far aso im concerned. Only slight edge ill give the ssa-e is that it feels more solid fwiw

 

[bigcoupee]

Ordered a Geissele Super Dynamic Enhanced from ArmsEast sale. So its the flat blade, with a 2.2lb 1st stage and 1.5lb 2nd stage. Maybe I'll try a triggertech in the future, but Geiselle seems like the gold standard. Thx guys!

 

[Trinimon]

I've got both Geissele and TT. Both are solid triggers. The Geissele looks very beefy compared to the TT but both perform really well. The Geissele has a very positive reset while the TT is very muted. That said, I use the TT in a wannabe precision AR which works out great since I can dial down the trigger weight to 1.5lbs.

Both break really crisp. The TT has a very little amount of takeup and I've seen some reference it as a pseudo 2-stage even though it's classed as a single stage. It feels and breaks like a nice 1911 trigger.

Watch out for the cheaper Geissele G2S-E or G2S triggers. They're a bit cheaper and they're great but the G2S-E I had, had a wee bit of grittiness to it during the first stage. Polishing up the trigger pins and trigger holes resolved 95% of the grittiness. They still break very crisp and clean like the full priced SSA and SSA-E triggers.

 

[Fobwall]

Ordered a Geissele Super Dynamic Enhanced from ArmsEast sale. So its the flat blade, with a 2.2lb 1st stage and 1.5lb 2nd stage. Maybe I'll try a triggertech in the future, but Geiselle seems like the gold standard. Thx guys!

I also the Geissele SD-E in my lower coupled with the CC IUR. Don't have any experience with a Triggertech but I really do love how this trigger feels.

 

[bsand]

One thing I'd like to point out. The TT is a self contained unit. Many more parts to break or get out of timing/alignment. I like how simple/robust the GA triggers are, based on the mil-spec design.

 

[Phat Eagle]

I've no experience with TT but I love the SSA I put in my primary AR. Nice clean break.

AFAIK they're both great, so maybe go with the best deal!

 

[bigcoupee]

SD-C showed up today instead of the SD-E I ordered. My IUR wears a Vortex Razor 1-6. Now the conundrum send it back and wait or maybe Ill be happy with SD-C. Some feel SD-E too light for an all around AR maybe I should stick with SD-C. Hmmm