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Posted: 11/14/2010 10:43:38 AM EDT
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I believe this is a summary of the ar-15 triggers that Geissele Automatics offers, including some that may not yet be released.
Please correct me if I'm wrong (3 gun versions look interesting) (1) High Speed (2-stage) (a) DMR- First Stage: 1.3 - 3 pounds (2 pounds nominal) Second Stage: 0.5 to 1.5 pounds
(b) Service- First Stage: 3.2 – 5 pounds (4 pound nominal) Second Stage: 0.5 to 1.5 pounds
(c) Match- First Stage: 1.3 – 3 pounds (2 pound nominal) Second Stage: 4 to 14 ounces
(2) SSF- (2-stage) select fire, non adjustable (3) SSA- (2-stage) Non adjustable (4) SSA-E- (2-stage) Non adjustable, lighter and crisper than SSA (5) S3G (Hybrid) the "3-Gun Model"- Non adjustable, lighter, crisper short travel, short reset (6) Super Dynamic (SD) Models: Flat Trigger Bow, moved 1/8" forward, supposedly resulting in a linnear "1911-like" pull, that feels lighter than it actually is. (a) Super Dynamic Combat (SD-C): (2-stage) Like SSA
(b)Super Dynamic Enhanced (SD-E): (2-stage) Like SSA-E
(c)Super Dynamic 3 Gun (SD3G): (Hybrid) the "3-Gun Model"- Non adjustable, lighter, crisper short travel, short reset
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my story exactly. i read about the SSA-E a couple of weeks ago, and ran across the new 3 Gun trigger at Bravocompany.com. Quoted:
Damn. They sure are expanding their product line. I have the SSA and thought THAT trigger was pretty good. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Super Dynamic Triggers
•Combat: 2-1/2 - 3lb 1st stage, 2lb 2nd stage •Enhanced: 2.2 - 2-1/2lb 1st stage, 1.2lb 2nd stage •3-Gun S3-G features a “hybrid” 3.5-lb pull and shorter reset A description of the S3G pull: 1) The shooter starts pulling the trigger as his sights become aligned on target. 2) At about 3-1/2 lbs., the trigger starts to move back smoothly, like it's on ball bearings. 3) After the trigger moves a short distance, the weapon discharges. Nothing precedes the discharge: no second stage stop, no grittiness, no stacking of the trigger pull weight as the hammer is cammed down like on a stock AR15 trigger. The trigger finger feels a sensation of walking along a perfectly flat, glassy-smooth plateau that suddenly drops away. 4) After a short overtravel, the trigger is quickly reset when the shooter slightly relaxes his trigger finger and the next shot is ready to be fired without having to go back to the beginning of the trigger pull cycle.  
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Super Dynamic Triggers •Combat: 2-1/2 - 3lb 1st stage, 2lb 2nd stage •Enhanced: 2.2 - 2-1/2lb 1st stage, 1.2lb 2nd stage •3-Gun S3-G features a “hybrid” 3.5-lb pull and shorter reset A description of the S3G pull: 1) The shooter starts pulling the trigger as his sights become aligned on target. 2) At about 3-1/2 lbs., the trigger starts to move back smoothly, like it's on ball bearings. 3) After the trigger moves a short distance, the weapon discharges. Nothing precedes the discharge: no second stage stop, no grittiness, no stacking of the trigger pull weight as the hammer is cammed down like on a stock AR15 trigger. The trigger finger feels a sensation of walking along a perfectly flat, glassy-smooth plateau that suddenly drops away. 4) After a short overtravel, the trigger is quickly reset when the shooter slightly relaxes his trigger finger and the next shot is ready to be fired without having to go back to the beginning of the trigger pull cycle.http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k261/dynemd/geisselesuperdyn2.jpg http://i90.photobucket.com/albums/k261/dynemd/Ges1.jpg Sounds just like a Wilson TTU or a PACT AR Gold. No idea how they stack up against each other. |
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(1) High Speed (2-stage) (a) DMR- First Stage: 1.3 - 3 pounds (2 pounds nominal) Second Stage: 0.5 to 1.5 pounds
(b) Service- First Stage: 3.2 – 5 pounds (4 pound nominal) Second Stage: 0.5 to 1.5 pounds
(c) Match- First Stage: 1.3 – 3 pounds (2 pound nominal) Second Stage: 4 to 14 ounces
I have two of these trigger. One trigger spring has a three-coils gold spring, while the other is two-coil. Which is which? I like the 1st stage pull of the lighter two-coil. 2nd stage breaks have been adjusted to be about the same. Whats the contact email of Geisselle? I need to get additional springs. |
| I just bought myself two Geissele triggers, 1st is SSA, 2nd is SSA-E the SSA has Geissele engraved or screened on the trigger bow, while the SSA-E does not...I would like them both to look the same, does anyone have an explanation? or similar experiences. Thanks |
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I just bought myself two Geissele triggers, 1st is SSA, 2nd is SSA-E the SSA has Geissele engraved or screened on the trigger bow, while the SSA-E does not...I would like them both to look the same, does anyone have an explanation? or similar experiences. Thanks Older models and newer models have different markings, sometimes different finishes, etc. |
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(1) High Speed (2-stage) (a) DMR- First Stage: 1.3 - 3 pounds (2 pounds nominal) Second Stage: 0.5 to 1.5 pounds
(b) Service- First Stage: 3.2 – 5 pounds (4 pound nominal) Second Stage: 0.5 to 1.5 pounds
(c) Match- First Stage: 1.3 – 3 pounds (2 pound nominal) Second Stage: 4 to 14 ounces
I have two of these trigger. One trigger spring has a three-coils gold spring, while the other is two-coil. Which is which? I like the 1st stage pull of the lighter two-coil. 2nd stage breaks have been adjusted to be about the same. Whats the contact email of Geisselle? I need to get additional springs. [email protected] |
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I just bought myself two Geissele triggers, 1st is SSA, 2nd is SSA-E the SSA has Geissele engraved or screened on the trigger bow, while the SSA-E does not...I would like them both to look the same, does anyone have an explanation? or similar experiences. Thanks The trigger bow for both the SSA & SSA-E should both have a raised G on them. Please contact me if you have any questions [email protected] |
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