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Aftermarket triggers
#1
I recently took the plunge on 2 Geiselle SSA-E triggers. 1 for my Grendel of course and 1 for my AP4 .308 and 2 Geiselle G2S triggers 1 for my 5.56 AR15 and 1 for my DPMS Classic 20 .308.
I am so pleased with the performance of these triggers and was just curious what the consensus of favorite triggers was from the Grendel Horde. By the way they were 20% off at Primary arms.
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#2
I'm running a Geissele Super Dynamic 3 gun in a 5.56 AR and I'm very happy with that model. I also have a jewel trigger in a bolt gun, and using either one I'm happy I'm pulling an aftermarket trigger each time I feel the glass break.
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#3
I have 4 Geiselle SSA-E triggers in my Grendels and 3 American gold triggers in my 5.56 competition rifles. Their both outstanding triggers but I have to say I'm really warming up to the Geiselle triggers the more I use them.
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#4
I'm sold on them.
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#5
I have 5 Geisele's on my AR's and one Jewel on my bolt. Good money spent on these improvements. Dave.
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#6
I also have a Timney in my Rem 700 bdl 30.06 but I think I like the Geiselle's better.
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#7
Geiselle SSA-E. Love 'em.
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#8
Geiselle for AR's and jewell for bolt actions. Only way to go.
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#9
++ Geiselle!
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#10
I like the Geiselle Hi-Speed Match Rifle trigger for benchwork.
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#11
deer hunter, I have the Hyperfire Hipertouch 24E and have found it to work very well. I would compare it to the Timney in my bolt action. Having not used a Geiselle I could not make an honest comparison of the two.
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#12
My Grendel has a Jard single stage adjustable, 2lb trigger and it fantastic. I have a Geiselle on another AR and it's very good, but the Jard is perfect for my bench shooting heavy barrel Grendel AR.

The Jard take a few extra steps to install, but it well worth the time.
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#13
olde sarge Wrote:deer hunter, I have the Hyperfire Hipertouch 24E and have found it to work very well. I would compare it to the Timney in my bolt action. Having not used a Geiselle I could not make an honest comparison of the two.

I considered the hypertouch but went with the proven favorite geiselle, but I also read good reviews for both the Timney and hypertouch.
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#14
pinetreebbs Wrote:My Grendel has a Jard single stage adjustable, 2lb trigger and it fantastic. I have a Geiselle on another AR and it's very good, but the Jard is perfect for my bench shooting heavy barrel Grendel AR.

The Jard take a few extra steps to install, but it well worth the time.

2lbs is very light, you have me curious now.
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#15
How about the G2S guys? I'm as impressed with it as much as the SSA-E and it cost $55.00 less.
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#16
I just ordered a geiselle g2s-e from Brownell( the only place I have seen them), they have the same pull wt as ssa-e but $172. And free shipping. I will weight in after its installed.
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#17
I have never tried a Geiselle trigger but I have CMC triggers in both of my AR's. They are as nice as any trigger I have ever used and I got mine for $165.00 on sale.
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#18
deer hunter Wrote:2lbs is very light, you have me curious now.

They are adjustable but sold in various weights from 1.5 lb to 5 lb. They are sold by several folks or you can go to the source.
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#19
Jackem Wrote:I'm running a Geissele Super Dynamic 3 gun in a 5.56 AR and I'm very happy with that model. I also have a jewel trigger in a bolt gun, and using either one I'm happy I'm pulling an aftermarket trigger each time I feel the glass break.

We have several other Geissele triggers, but the SD3G is far and away my favorite.
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#20
tackdriver Wrote:I just ordered a geiselle g2s-e from Brownell( the only place I have seen them), they have the same pull wt as ssa-e but $172. And free shipping. I will weight in after its installed.

Been looking at these for my build. Let us know what you think
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