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This super dynamic combat trigger has caught my attention.
That other thread sent me searching and reading. There are a LOT of options now.
What are you guys using that you like best? I am trying to build another SPR and I want it perfect. Then I can get back to doing other things... HA!
AND... how do you pronounce Geissele?
Guy's lee ??
Ghee sul ?
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For an SPR (semi-auto precision type) rifle there is no trigger finer than the Geissele match rifle trigger. I have run most of the Geissele line over the years and have narrowed my preferences to that model for accurate rifles and the SD3G for blaster carbines. If a carbine doesn't warrant that level of performance I'd go with the ALG enhanced model for $70. There isn't another two-stage that is worth the $ for an accurate rifle, IMO.
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I have a Geissele match and couldn't agree more. It's a fine trigger.
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My favorite "Guys-Lee" for an SPR type rifle is the SD-E. I really like the flat trigger face. It feels a little heavier than the SSA-E but breaks just as clean. I haven't tried any of the adjustable ones, I've been very pleased with the others that just drop in.
Another one to give a look is the LaRue MBT. Very high quality trigger and breaks just as clean as the Geissele's. Of course, individual results may vary based on your receiver.
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yes, in two of my lowers the SSA-E triggers are lighter than in other receivers, the Ruger SR762 lower is one of them.
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And another SSA-E here. They just also happen to be on sale for $189.00 here; PSA LINK Ed
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SSA-E in the precision gun. G2S in the blasters.
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If you're running an SSA-E and haven't tried the Match, you should. I have several SSA-E and there is no comparison.
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They list three different match triggers. What are the differences?
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They list three different match triggers. What are the differences?
Don The only differences in those 3 are the 1st and 2nd stage springs. You can change them out yourself to your liking. I bought mine at Rainier Arms years back and they included all three spring sets with mine. I'm not sure if they still do that or not.
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Anybody know which one is good with large pin Colts?
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Slaves get what they need. Free men get what they want. Rehabilitation is way overrated. Orwell wasn't wrong. GOA member disappointed NRA member 24HCF SEARCH
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If you're running an SSA-E and haven't tried the Match, you should. I have several SSA-E and there is no comparison. Really? Please elaborate.
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My favorite "Guys-Lee" for an SPR type rifle is the SD-E. I really like the flat trigger face. It feels a little heavier than the SSA-E but breaks just as clean. I haven't tried any of the adjustable ones, I've been very pleased with the others that just drop in.
Another one to give a look is the LaRue MBT. Very high quality trigger and breaks just as clean as the Geissele's. Of course, individual results may vary based on your receiver. The E stands for enhanced. Right? What does that amount to?
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Enhanced has a lighter trigger.
SSA = 2.5 lb. first stage and 2 lb. second stage.
SSA-E = 2.3 lb. first stage and 1.2 lb. second stage.
Both are very nice triggers. The G2S has the same pull weights as the SSA with a budget price; also very nice.
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I replaced the trigger on my 6920 with a SSA-E and love it. I don't think it is too light. This is the only Geissele that I've tried so I can't compare with others.
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