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Posted: 3/15/2014 5:20:25 PM EDT
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Very different triggers, doing very different things.
If you have an RRA I'd advise to spend the 200 on ammo and keep shooting it. They work well. The issue is they don't have very tactile feedback after the break making it very easy to outrun the trigger. Geisselle doesn't have this problem, and the SSA is probably the finest all around trigger, bar none. But you are years away from seeing any real improvement by virtue of buying a trigger. Train, train, train, then try one, and you can see if it is for you. |
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Posted: 3/16/2014 2:53:14 AM EDT
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Shoot it until it breaks or you're good then get a Geissele.
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Posted: 3/16/2014 12:55:29 PM EDT
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Shoot it until it breaks or you're good then get a Geissele. This, 2012 I made P100 and in 2013 I legged out.... all with my RRA. That stated I do have a Geissele installed on my back up/loaner rifle and several of the team rifles. It is faster but right now you won't know the difference. Wait until you can really call your shots in the ten ring before you worry about it. |
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Posted: 3/16/2014 12:56:53 PM EDT
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When my RRA went bad I replaced with Geissele.
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Posted: 3/17/2014 9:41:14 AM EDT
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I had the same question last year at Perry when I got my RR NM rifle. was about to head over to the geissele hut and pay out for their trigger, but the people I was with talked me out of it for the same reasons listed above. Wait till you wear out your RR 2 stage, or a few years go by and you need to spend some money at Peryy for the hell of it.
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Posted: 3/17/2014 9:59:22 AM EDT
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I just put a RRA trigger into a practice lower. Lubed up with grease and installed correctly they work fine. Only difference I can tell from the SSA is it's just a little "mushy" on the break and .000000001 milliseconds slower locktime. It will work great for you. Spend money for now on range time or buy an air rifle/.22 to pratice with at home if the range is too difficult to get to often for pratice.
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Posted: 3/17/2014 6:22:11 PM EDT
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Each time the RRA wears out send it back. Life time warranty, and all.
The SSA is not a 'match FCG' |
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Posted: 3/19/2014 5:18:49 PM EDT
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Thanks all. I do have some money burning a hole in my pocket now, but I think I'll hold off on the NM SR trigger.
Now if I could only find bullets at a good price
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Posted: 4/2/2014 10:28:18 AM EDT
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I have a RRA 2-stage trigger in my DPMS AR and have never had a problem with it through four years of NRA High Power matches.
Have a RRA carbine with the same trigger. Also built my son a custom AR carbine and put a Geissele SSA in it. It's a little better (slightly less overtravel) but not a night and day difference. More like noon and 1PM. |
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Posted: 4/6/2014 6:06:10 PM EDT
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Timthemedic
Welcome to the sport! Our SSA trigger is a combat trigger that does everything well but it is not a true match trigger. Our Hi-Speed National Match Service Rifle trigger is designed for competitive shooting. It is made from hardened tool steel that will not wear out and carries a lifetime guarantee regardless of who or when it was purchased. It is an adjustable 2 stage trigger where you can set the sear engagement, 2nd stage weight and trigger over travel to your personal preference. It has a very fast lock time of 4.2 milliseconds and is the preferred trigger of many match winners. Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have any questions about our triggers. If you come out to Camp Perry, stop by our location to say "Hi" and demo any of our triggers there. JB Geissele Automatics 610-272-2060 |
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