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Posted: 8/23/2013 7:36:28 AM EDT
I've been lurking these forums for a while now and am currently on my first build. Decided to go with a Geissele SSA trigger for my stripped lower. I installed it along with my LPK about a week and a half ago and placed it back in my safe. Decided to install a billet mag release and when I pulled it out the Trigger had rust spots all over it. I oiled the trigger just like the instructions said. Has anyone else encountered this problem?
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Heres a different angle. And it's definitely a SSA guys.
http://i898.photobucket.com/albums/ac185/cody61122/IMG_0142_zps2251dc69.jpg |
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The hammer looks correct. I think the different hammer you're referring to may be the SSF which is the select-fire version of the SSA. The machined part seems more squared off than I remember my SSA to look. Out of curiosity I'll open up both of mine tonight to compare. I've got one I just purchased, and one from around when the SSA was first released. Edit: Just reduced the contrast on that photo, yes looks normal now. Pictures can deceive. |
| Talked to the Geissele shop and the guys were super helpful. They told me to clean it and If I wasn't satisfied they would replace it. I'm going to spray it down with some WD-40, clean it, leave a light coat of oil on everything like they said and just keep my eyes on it. If it returns I'll send it back. Customer service couldn't have been better. |
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Talked to the Geissele shop and the guys were super helpful. They told me to clean it and If I wasn't satisfied they would replace it. I'm going to spray it down with some WD-40, clean it, leave a light coat of oil on everything like they said and just keep my eyes on it. If it returns I'll send it back. Customer service couldn't have been better. Always good to hear... |
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Talked to the Geissele shop and the guys were super helpful. They told me to clean it and If I wasn't satisfied they would replace it. I'm going to spray it down with some WD-40, clean it, leave a light coat of oil on everything like they said and just keep my eyes on it. If it returns I'll send it back. Customer service couldn't have been better. Ops normal for them. |
| I use "Fluid Film" to coat my parts being a non-toxic, solvent free lubricant that is lanolin based. It also doesn't evaporate, it doesn't freeze, and it is thixotropic. It's an old, old-school lubricant and protectant from the 1940's that was made for US Naval Warships during WWII to coat their bilges. |
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Those spots are not right. Call the shop we will send a new trigger out. Quoted:
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Heres a different angle. And it's definitely a SSA guys. Those spots are not right. Call the shop we will send a new trigger out. ...the 2nd reason I keep buying your triggers, incredible customer service. |
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