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Geissele Triggers...
#21
Just installed my SSA-E. I suspect it is going to take some getting used to.

Will try it out tomorrow in .223... Still waiting for my 6.5 upper.
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#22
This is certainly the best trigger I have ever used. Too bad the wind was blowing 40 MPH. I look forward to a calm day when I can see if my groups close up.
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#23
Are there significant differences between the the flat trigger bow (Geissele SD's) compared to curved???
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#24
El Wray Wrote:Are there significant differences between the the flat trigger bow (Geissele SD's) compared to curved???

That's what i'd like to know.
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#25
More specifically, between the SD-E and SSA-E???
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#26
Only difference is one is flat and the other is curved.
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#27
Botactical has 10 percent off thru the holiday and free shipping on orders over $125. I just ordered the Geissele ssa-e for $180. The best deal I could find.
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#28
jp3731 Wrote:Botactical has 10 percent off thru the holiday and free shipping on orders over $125. I just ordered the Geissele ssa-e for $180. The best deal I could find.


That's a great price.
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#29
jp3731 Wrote:Botactical has 10 percent off thru the holiday and free shipping on orders over $125. I just ordered the Geissele ssa-e for $180. The best deal I could find.

So did I!
Great find!
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#30
i don't have a lot of experience with high end triggers. i have a 2 stage RRA NM in my lower that i like just fine. my friend has a 1 stage Timney in his that i don't like.

i am building another AR and want to really go beyond basics on the trigger. could someone reccomend which Geissele trigger would be right for me? I plan on using this gun for hunting, SHTF, and general target shooting. no plans on competing.
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#31
Mike,

The basic SSA 2-stage Geissele is a great trigger, and the SSA-E is even nicer. That Botach deal is hard to beat, since the SSA is usually $170, and the SSA-E are always $200. I would jump on the SSA-E for $180.

If you want a single-stage, the Mega or JP are great triggers, but you will have to have some basic skills and tools to set them up. I use both JP and Geissele, depending on whether I want single or 2-stage.

LRRPF52
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#32
You've come to the right thread...
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#33
So wish we could get deals like his in the UK, can't even get bigger than 10 round mags.
Here are the prices from MidwayUSA against Midway UK for the Geissele triggers.
That is £347.67 for the DMR which works out at $572.63
As Larry says "thats the way it is!!"
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#34
bert67 Wrote:so wish we could get deals like his in the uk, can't even get bigger than 10 round mags.
Here are the prices from midwayusa against midway uk for the geissele triggers.
That is £347.67 for the dmr which works out at $572.63
as larry says "thats the way it is!!"

ouch!
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#35
I pulled the trigger (hahahaha) and got a SSA. Hopefully I'll like it. If not, then someone on here is going to get a great deal on a barely used Geissele SSA trigger.

Are they any harder to install? I remember installing a RRA 2 stage in my first lower and had to send my lower to RRA because something was out of spec.

BTW, RRA was great and I think they took care of everything including shipping and I was only w/o it for a week total and it wasnt even their lower.
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#36
bert67 Wrote:So wish we could get deals like his in the UK, can't even get bigger than 10 round mags.
Here are the prices from MidwayUSA against Midway UK for the Geissele triggers.
That is £347.67 for the DMR which works out at $572.63
As Larry says "thats the way it is!!"

That's crazy! So far as I know, trigger groups are not a banned item, and I'd be happy to order one, ship it to you for cost. That just seems wrong to me!
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#37
Thanks thats a very kind offer, sorry its been along time in saying so been in Egypt on holiday with the family.
Your right they are not banned for export the easy way for me to tell is if Midway UK sell it then its good to go.
Just can't understand you can get hi capacity 5.56 mags in the UK but not 6.5 Grendel,
now I thought they were banned from export unless for police/military use over 10 rnd capacity??
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#38
checking in, i have 2 of the SSE's and they are outstanding!
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#39
I felt it worth resurrecting this thread (with a nod to Easter). Primary Arms has Geisseles at 20% off today.
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#40
I truly loved my 3 gun SD, until I tried to improve the trigger, now I have a 260$ bench show piece. I'm always trying to improve the triggers on all my rifles, should have left the geissle alone. +1 for bwaites, 6 ounces is pretty sweet!!
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