Trigger for your Target or Competition Rig

[rick458]

What trigger are you running in your target shooting or competition Grendel?

[rick458]

Right now I have a STANDARD Spike's in the Mega lower I am building for my Grendel.
It is a superb trigger for a AR LPK trigger (FCG)
and It will move to my Spike's lower with my Spike's Teppo Jutsu .458 SOCOM upper.
I am tossing around the Idea of the Geissele SD-E (flat faced trigger version of the SSA-E
and running a B.A.D C.A.S.S 45 degree safety (it will also have the set screw mod)

What is everyone else using for precise shooting?

[Drifter]

I use Mega triggers with JP speed hammers, adjusted for single-stage at ~3.5# to 4#. The Mega trigger face is further forward than most triggers.

I think AA offers a variation of the Mega trigger along with a lightweight hammer.

I've used the Wilson Combat TTU, which breaks like glass, but is too far back inside the trigger guard for my hands.

I've tried a Geissele 2-stage, but it just didn't do it for me. YMMV

[Bwild97]

I am using the polymer FCG produced by Accu-Group that came installed in my poly lower, ...love it!

[stokesrj]

For my actual competition rigs I use a Geissele High Speed National Match in Service Rifle and a Geissele High Speed Match in my match rifle AR. My Tubb 2000 has an Anshutz and my Stolle Panda has a Timney 2 oz. So I don't have a single trigger on your survey in my actual competition guns. But I do have a Geissele SSA-E in my Grendel Ultralight so I voted for that one.
Bob

[davidj]

I have a RR 2 stage in my grendel and a Geissele SSA-E in my .223

[KentuckyBuddha]

I am curious about the Geissele 3 gun trigger...anybody use one of those? If so, how do they compare?

[CPT.CRAZY]

I use a Jard adjustable 2 stage in my Grendel.

[Whelenon]

I have a Timney but I'm building another lower and want to go to the Geissele SSA-E. The Timney is fine for hunting and just general blasting but I want the Geissele for bench shooting and working up reloads.

[parallax]

SSA-E and I love it.

[parallax]

I am curious about the Geissele 3 gun trigger...anybody use one of those? If so, how do they compare?

My son has one in his 6.8 but I don't like it for hunting or target shooting since it doesn't have that "stop" where I can hold until the final squeeze to release the shot. It's more like sliding off a cliff with the 3 gun trigger. For 3 gun I can see where it might be better but IMHO it is not friendly to target shooters or hunters that may need to dwell a moment before the shot.

[KentuckyBuddha]

Is the SSA-E also good for Hunting and practical shooting though?



LOL jinx...I posted this before I saw the previous. : )

[Tech09]

Alexander Arms tactical blade-style trigger, it is very nice, much better than my spikes tactical standard lower part kit trigger

[invisiman]

SSA-E. Great trigger.

[KentuckyBuddha]

After the input from this poll...I got two of those SSA-E's Thanks gents. : )

[jurassic]

Is there a version of the SSA-E that's available with the flat trigger blade?

[rick458]

The Geissele SD-E is the flat trigger "Enhansed" version it is supposed to give better leverage for a lighter feel (from what I've read)
I want to try one for my Mega lower

[appleseed-kdc]

Anyone tried, or has the money to try this.

http://www.americantrigger.com/index.php...&Itemid=60

One day, i will get a better trigger :-(

[taggor]

I am curious about the Geissele 3 gun trigger...anybody use one of those? If so, how do they compare?

I used to have the Geissele 3 gun in a carbine. Single stage, VERY light, and built just as good as all the others. As far as how it compares to the others.... I prefer the two stage triggers as the SSA, SSA-E, and the High Speed DMR. So it's really just a matter of what you prefer.

[WillD]

I use the Geissele High Speed NM as well in my 28" barrel rifle and an American Gold in my 18" "hunter".

appleseed sorry I didnt see your question. I like the American Gold I got and I would recommend it. It's not as nice as my Geissele but I don't need/want that fine a trigger on a rifle that might be used with more adrenaline.

Cheers, Will