02-22-2012, 12:24 AM
Whelenon Wrote:The Geisselle has been highly recommended by others on board but I personally don't have any experience with it.
Someone with a Geisselle want to give your opinion?
I have run just about every Geissele trigger they make ( minus the Super Dynamic series. they have the straight trigger) and I have also run the Rock River two stage match. If you are on a budget I would say the RR is excellent for the price however, I would reccommend the Geissele if your budget can swing it just for the workmanship and attention to detail the Geissele's offer. I am not sure what you are looking for. Two stage triggers feel good to me for my application but, having tried Geissele's Super Three Gun, I really liked the single stage of the trigger but, felt it was too light for me. The DMR trigger is really nice too and I own two of them but, I didn't care for the the forword placement of the trigger shoe. It sits a bit further forward than the standard AR trigger. Fully adjustable too! The only difference between the DMR, National Match, and Service Rifle triggers are the spring weight. An excellent trigger but, pricy at about $300. I run the Geissele SSA-E trigger in my Grendel and love it. The difference here between the SSA and SSA-E is spring wieght. The SSA-E is a bit lighter pull wise. Of course you can read all of this on Geissele's site http://geissele.com/index.aspx Hope maybe that helps and good luck with your trigger selection. There are a LOT of good ones out there.