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On the odd occasion you pull that trigger out the type will be laser etched on the side. Neither of Geissele's two flat-bow hybrid triggers (SD-3G and SSP) are adjustable, so it's all down to trigger pull.
Their hybrids are for 3-gun and have a quick reset. So overtravel will be almost zero. That means it will be bumpfire prone if you do not hold it firm and focus on holding that trigger to the rear on shot release.
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Had this issue with an SSA-E. I changed to a heavier spring and I didnt do it for a while and then started again. This is the only trigger this happens with. I have around 5 different Geissele triggers but have gotten to where I only buy the National Match. I have no problems with my National Matches but I add in a touch more sear engagement to them. Sometimes I think they cut it a bit too close on sear engagement in the non adjustable triggers. My Super 700 came that way. No matter how lightly you tried to sneak up on the wall, bam it would let go. A little extra engagement stopped it and put it in my sweet spot.
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Turpentine Wrote:Had this issue with an SSA-E. I changed to a heavier spring and I didnt do it for a while and then started again. This is the only trigger this happens with. I have around 5 different Geissele triggers but have gotten to where I only buy the National Match. I have no problems with my National Matches but I add in a touch more sear engagement to them. Sometimes I think they cut it a bit too close on sear engagement in the non adjustable triggers. My Super 700 came that way. No matter how lightly you tried to sneak up on the wall, bam it would let go. A little extra engagement stopped it and put it in my sweet spot.
Turps,
Have you seen a few Geissele SSA-E doing this? It could be your lower. It doesn't take much for those two holes to be out of spec.
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Only on the one gun. That very possibly could be the case. Part of it may be technique as well but I only have issues with that one particular trigger. I decided a good while back if I was going to pony up money for an SSA-E I may as well go ahead and spend a little more
And get the National Match which I like a heck of a lot more due to adjustability.
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Klem Wrote:Turps,
Have you seen a few Geissele SSA-E doing this? It could be your lower. It doesn't take much for those two holes to be out of spec.
Sorry I should have replied with quote but see my quote above. I like my Geissele triggers and they have done very well by me. The company
been very helpful if theres an issue. I just had the problem with one SSA E
