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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:21:07 AM EDT
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I have no creep with mine. It breaks very cleanly.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:22:27 AM EDT
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I just installed one of these SSA-E triggers new and I must say that the Rock River Match trigger I have on one of my other AR'S has a much smoother pull and break. Unless this thing breaks in substantially after I take it to the range probably going to replace it. The SSA-E first stage takes up but then I get a little creep before the second stage breaks. Is this nornal with this trigger? im going to go out on a limb here. I dont think creep or grittiness is supposed to be in the same thought as the SSA-E. Maybe cycle it while watching a movie and see if it breaks in. If not, call Geissele |
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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:24:46 AM EDT
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My SSA-E was a little meh at first, but it has improved a lot with a couple hundred pulls.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:27:14 AM EDT
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I'd call Geissele. My SSA-E has a smooth first stage. Second stage is crisp - no creep.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:29:09 AM EDT
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Did you lubricate it per the instructions?
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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:34:25 AM EDT
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Yes I did lubricate it per instructions with the enclosed supplied lube.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:36:55 AM EDT
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Start a thread in there Industry section and they will take care of you. Great CS.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 11:54:55 AM EDT
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Thanks I will. I emailed them with the issue today and I will report back.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 12:16:23 PM EDT
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Also consider trying it in more than one lower. Maybe pin holes are a little off or at extreme end of tolerances in that lower.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 12:18:19 PM EDT
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Your experience with the SSA-E should be nothing but great. The Geissele folks will get you straight. |
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Posted: 1/19/2014 12:22:48 PM EDT
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If you're not impressed then there's something wrong with something.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 12:24:47 PM EDT
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The greatest improvement in Geissele triggers that I have used happens inside of 100 cycles. After that, there is no noticeable improvement. I am a huge fan and advocate of Geissele triggers, but the Super Semi line is less than impressive to me and most of the customers we have sold them to. We took a beating on our first order with returns and discounting those as used triggers. If someone wants one, we tell them to buy it elsewhere. We only carry the DMR based, SD based, and S3G units now, which are absolutely impressive and the finest triggers you can buy, IMO and many others. I'd sooner just run a lightly worked standard trigger and some yellow JP springs if I couldn't run one of the better Geisseles (Hi-Speed/DMR, SD line, S3G....).
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Posted: 1/19/2014 12:28:39 PM EDT
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my redundant and unhelpful reply:
I have both triggers you mentioned. If the SSA is not immediately noticeably better than the RRA something is wrong. Either installed wrong, something is dirty or in the trigger sear areas, or defective. I don't like to cheerlead, but the SSA is/should be nothing but greatness. Post pics of foreign object in trigger group 
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Posted: 1/19/2014 1:21:51 PM EDT
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I have three SSA's and one SSA-E in my rifles, My SSA-E is by far the cleanest breaking of the four, no creep whatsoever in mine.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 1:23:50 PM EDT
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I wasn't overly impressed with the ssa at first but since I have been shooting it for awhile it has gotten way nicer. I don't think I would want a trigger any lighter for my "go to" rifle.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 1:24:07 PM EDT
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No foreign objects in trigger group. It's brand new.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 1:26:36 PM EDT
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Thanks evlblkwpnz. I'll wait to see what Geissele says. I did also buy a DMR to install on my .308.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 1:27:42 PM EDT
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my redundant and unhelpful reply: I have both triggers you mentioned. If the SSA is not immediately noticeably better than the RRA something is wrong. Either installed wrong, something is dirty or in the trigger sear areas, or defective. I don't like to cheerlead, but the SSA is/should be nothing but greatness. Post pics of foreign object in trigger group Thanks. It was unhelpful. |
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Posted: 1/19/2014 2:02:17 PM EDT
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My SSA (not Enhanced) blows away the trigger that was in my 6920...but neither the SSA nor the SSA-E are a match trigger.
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Posted: 1/19/2014 2:15:14 PM EDT
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Your experience with the SSA-E should be nothing but great. The Geissele folks will get you straight. I just put a SSA-E in my BCM RECCE last week & boy am I impressed! |
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Posted: 1/19/2014 3:22:45 PM EDT
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Creep? SSA-E??? WHHHAAAAAT? Try a hundred rounds or so and then call if it doesn't improve. Triggers are just like barrels sometimes. Just wondering, hows reliability? no light primmer strikes or anything right?
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Posted: 1/19/2014 3:35:48 PM EDT
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Creep? SSA-E??? WHHHAAAAAT? Try a hundred rounds or so and then call if it doesn't improve. Triggers are just like barrels sometimes. Just wondering, hows reliability? no light primmer strikes or anything right? Just installed it today. Have not been to the range. I did dry fire it about 150 times today though and no better. Depending on what Geissele says I may just get rid of it anyway and reinstali the original Stag Varmint match trigger which is much better. |
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Posted: 1/19/2014 4:20:35 PM EDT
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Most complaints I've heard of, usually ended once they took it out and shot it. Either way if there is a problem Geissele will take care of it.
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Posted: 1/20/2014 5:51:35 AM EDT
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I have two SSA-E's. One was stellar out of the package. The second was "meh." I lubed it and ran a hundred or so rounds through it and it was as good as the other. Shoot it a little first and see what happens.
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Posted: 1/20/2014 6:09:46 AM EDT
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I had a SSA that had a bit of movement before it would brake. After shooting it a bit I can no longer feel it.
It it doesn't smooth out on its own let Geissele take care of you. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 7:43:16 AM EDT
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Must be something wrong with that trigger. Both my SSA-E's felt the same out of the box as 500 rounds later ( as far as I can tell anyway) no creep , very smooth with a clean break. I would contact Geissele. I cant rationalize grit in the trigger but those RRA's can be very different. I felt a well worn RRA 2 stage that felt very smooth and broke very nicely at about 3 lbs ( felt lighter than my SSA-E anyway).
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Posted: 1/20/2014 8:18:40 AM EDT
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I'd call Geissele. My SSA-E has a smooth first stage. Second stage is crisp - no creep. This |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 8:25:58 AM EDT
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I would put a couple of rounds through it but if it doesn't improve call. For a trigger that cost that much you should get exactly what you want and that's Geissele's feelings as well from my dealings with them. On the other hand, one of the reasons that Geissele's triggers are so good because they are so consistent in their quality, yes I realize this comment is ironic on this topic, but you might just want to go back to you RRA trigger. Some RRA trigger are fantastic, others are not so much, I think it's the inconsistencies of their triggers that kills them.
Sometimes you just get married to a part that fits you. For example, I have lowers from KAC, BCM, and Noveske but the one that I feel the most comfortable with is a Palmetto lower......I could never tell you why. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 9:09:58 AM EDT
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They are great to their customers and I am curious as to what is said about it. Due to the timing of it (early 2013), we really didn't have any other options than to refund their money and take a hit or upgrade them and take a hit. I think part of the problem for us was that a lot of new AR owners, who owned pistols with great triggers (worked 1911s, etc.), did research and it appears, at first, that any Geissele trigger will give them that "Wow! What a vast improvement and awesome trigger" experience. The DMR based models, S3G, and SD models do deliver that "WOW!" experience and are well worth the extra money. The SSA and SSA-E, not so much, IMO. Not that they aren't good triggers, but the experience just isn't good enough when compared to a lightly refined standard trigger with JP springs to condone the expense. It may not be what many want to hear, but that is how I see it. I can't help but wonder if the people who love the SSA models have spent much time with the other higher end Geissele triggers.
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Posted: 1/20/2014 9:40:02 AM EDT
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The SSA-E is still a combat trigger and isn't meant to have benchrest characteristics. When you buy a Geissele SS or SD, you're buying a trigger that can handle a high round count without wearing down the engagement points much over time. They're still remarkably better in terms of feel to a stock trigger but there are other triggers out there that are lighter and have a shorter reset.
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Posted: 1/20/2014 9:57:59 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: They are great to their customers and I am curious as to what is said about it. Due to the timing of it (early 2013), we really didn't have any other options than to refund their money and take a hit or upgrade them and take a hit. I think part of the problem for us was that a lot of new AR owners, who owned pistols with great triggers (worked 1911s, etc.), did research and it appears, at first, that any Geissele trigger will give them that "Wow! What a vast improvement and awesome trigger" experience. The DMR based models, S3G, and SD models do deliver that "WOW!" experience and are well worth the extra money. The SSA and SSA-E, not so much, IMO. Not that they aren't good triggers, but the experience just isn't good enough when compared to a lightly refined standard trigger with JP springs to condone the expense. It may not be what many want to hear, but that is how I see it. I can't help but wonder if the people who love the SSA models have spent much time with the other higher end Geissele triggers. evl.... I have to disagree. I added JP yellows to my Colt trigger, which was a huge improvement (pull went from ~8 pounds to about 5). However, I then got a SSA from Bill and Amy themselves at Camp Perry during a match, and it's a huge improvement over the previous setup. Everyone that I've let shoot my rifle comments on my trigger, and these are not just your "Average Joe's" at the range; rather people with some time on a trigger like my USMC buddies, service rifle shooters, etc. As for the OP. If you are not happy in the least, call Geissele. I'd bet my dinner (homemade chicken noodle soup tonight) they will take care of you. Good luck. p.s. I have used a Hi-speed DMR in the past, and I just picked up said trigger at SHOT. I can't wait to get some range time with it. ETA: grammar |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 11:22:28 AM EDT
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I have to disagree. I added JP yellows to my Colt trigger, which was a huge improvement (pull went from ~8 pounds to about 5). However, I then got a SSA from Bill and Amy themselves at Camp Perry during a match, and it's a huge improvement over the previous setup. Everyone that I've let shoot my rifle comments on my trigger, and these are not just your "Average Joe's" at the range; rather people with some time on a trigger like my USMC buddies, service rifle shooters, etc. As for the OP. If you are not happy in the least, call Geissele. I'd bet my dinner (homemade chicken noodle soup tonight) they will take care of you. Good luck. p.s. I have used a Hi-speed DMR in the past, and I just picked up said trigger at SHOT. I can't wait to get some range time with it. ETA: grammar Quote HistoryQuoted:
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They are great to their customers and I am curious as to what is said about it. Due to the timing of it (early 2013), we really didn't have any other options than to refund their money and take a hit or upgrade them and take a hit. I think part of the problem for us was that a lot of new AR owners, who owned pistols with great triggers (worked 1911s, etc.), did research and it appears, at first, that any Geissele trigger will give them that "Wow! What a vast improvement and awesome trigger" experience. The DMR based models, S3G, and SD models do deliver that "WOW!" experience and are well worth the extra money. The SSA and SSA-E, not so much, IMO. Not that they aren't good triggers, but the experience just isn't good enough when compared to a lightly refined standard trigger with JP springs to condone the expense. It may not be what many want to hear, but that is how I see it. I can't help but wonder if the people who love the SSA models have spent much time with the other higher end Geissele triggers. evl.... I have to disagree. I added JP yellows to my Colt trigger, which was a huge improvement (pull went from ~8 pounds to about 5). However, I then got a SSA from Bill and Amy themselves at Camp Perry during a match, and it's a huge improvement over the previous setup. Everyone that I've let shoot my rifle comments on my trigger, and these are not just your "Average Joe's" at the range; rather people with some time on a trigger like my USMC buddies, service rifle shooters, etc. As for the OP. If you are not happy in the least, call Geissele. I'd bet my dinner (homemade chicken noodle soup tonight) they will take care of you. Good luck. p.s. I have used a Hi-speed DMR in the past, and I just picked up said trigger at SHOT. I can't wait to get some range time with it. ETA: grammar I'm with Muad on this. I don't have experience with the Hi-Speed, but I have shot several SSA's and the SSA-E. I also have a rifle with a ACT trigger with the JP yellow spring kit. The ACT/JP combo is considerably lighter and smoother than any stock trigger, but it is far less crisp and predictable/repeatable/controllable under stress than an SSA. I also have doubts about the yellow hammer spring's reliability with hard rifle primers. I use that combination only in a 9mm rifle for that reason. I have a hard time believing people shooting stock AR triggers didn't have a "wow that's so much better" reaction after comparing a stock trigger to an SSA. The difference is not subtle. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 11:27:58 AM EDT
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Must be something wrong with that trigger. Both my SSA-E's felt the same out of the box as 500 rounds later ( as far as I can tell anyway) no creep , very smooth with a clean break. I would contact Geissele. I cant rationalize grit in the trigger but those RRA's can be very different. I felt a well worn RRA 2 stage that felt very smooth and broke very nicely at about 3 lbs ( felt lighter than my SSA-E anyway). agree the trigger is not going to change after 500 rounds and should be spot on right out of the box. group think and inaccuracies is strong here |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 11:41:03 AM EDT
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I just installed one of these SSA-E triggers new and I must say that the Rock River Match trigger I have on one of my other AR'S has a much smoother pull and break. Unless this thing breaks in substantially after I take it to the range probably going to replace it. The SSA-E first stage takes up but then I get a little creep before the second stage breaks. Is this nornal with this trigger? The creep is not normal, and i've used 5 different SSA and SSA-E triggers. All were clean and crisp right out of the box (er...bag) |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 11:53:56 AM EDT
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They are great to their customers and I am curious as to what is said about it. Due to the timing of it (early 2013), we really didn't have any other options than to refund their money and take a hit or upgrade them and take a hit. I think part of the problem for us was that a lot of new AR owners, who owned pistols with great triggers (worked 1911s, etc.), did research and it appears, at first, that any Geissele trigger will give them that "Wow! What a vast improvement and awesome trigger" experience. The DMR based models, S3G, and SD models do deliver that "WOW!" experience and are well worth the extra money. The SSA and SSA-E, not so much, IMO. Not that they aren't good triggers, but the experience just isn't good enough when compared to a lightly refined standard trigger with JP springs to condone the expense. It may not be what many want to hear, but that is how I see it. I can't help but wonder if the people who love the SSA models have spent much time with the other higher end Geissele triggers. evl.... I bought the SSA-E because its characteristics suited my uses better than an ultra short and light competition trigger. If I was in a controlled competition environment like competion shooting I would opt for for SG3. Speaking for myself , I feel a HUGE difference between a milspec trigger and a marked improvement over the ALG (even with yellow springs) with the SSA-E |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 11:57:53 AM EDT
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I have an E on the way. We will see how it compares to the regular SSAs I already own.
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Posted: 1/20/2014 12:37:58 PM EDT
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The creep is not normal, and i've used 5 different SSA and SSA-E triggers. All were clean and crisp right out of the box (er...bag) Quote HistoryQuoted:
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I just installed one of these SSA-E triggers new and I must say that the Rock River Match trigger I have on one of my other AR'S has a much smoother pull and break. Unless this thing breaks in substantially after I take it to the range probably going to replace it. The SSA-E first stage takes up but then I get a little creep before the second stage breaks. Is this nornal with this trigger? The creep is not normal, and i've used 5 different SSA and SSA-E triggers. All were clean and crisp right out of the box (er...bag) Agree. I have a G2S; the bargain basement model. Zero creep, and breaks exactly as described (like a carrot). The OP should contact Geissele if he hasn't done so already. Something is wrong, either with the trigger or the installation. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 12:55:41 PM EDT
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agree the trigger is not going to change after 500 rounds and should be spot on right out of the box. group think and inaccuracies is strong here Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Must be something wrong with that trigger. Both my SSA-E's felt the same out of the box as 500 rounds later ( as far as I can tell anyway) no creep , very smooth with a clean break. I would contact Geissele. I cant rationalize grit in the trigger but those RRA's can be very different. I felt a well worn RRA 2 stage that felt very smooth and broke very nicely at about 3 lbs ( felt lighter than my SSA-E anyway). agree the trigger is not going to change after 500 rounds and should be spot on right out of the box. group think and inaccuracies is strong here MY SSA-E improved after use. I can not speak for anyone else. No group think or inaccuracies as far as my SSA-E is concerned. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 12:56:55 PM EDT
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I have three SSA's and one SSA-E in my rifles, My SSA-E is by far the cleanest breaking of the four, no creep whatsoever in mine. Have one of each-outstanding! Absolutely great- crisp and no creep. The super gun SG3 and SD3 triggers are lighter and shoot faster but you have to really be a disciplined shooter not to fire off a shot inadvertently. Maybe the OP wants a single stage trigger like on a bolt action rifle? |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 1:12:28 PM EDT
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i wont own an AR without a geissele, I have an SSA, SSA-E, and SD3G. all awesome and for different purposes. I have the SSA-E in my MK12, and like others here, i was nothing but impressed, so either something is wrong with you, or get on the horn with bill and diagnose
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Posted: 1/20/2014 1:39:33 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I'm with Muad on this. I don't have experience with the Hi-Speed, but I have shot several SSA's and the SSA-E. I also have a rifle with a ACT trigger with the JP yellow spring kit. The ACT/JP combo is considerably lighter and smoother than any stock trigger, but it is far less crisp and predictable/repeatable/controllable under stress than an SSA. I also have doubts about the yellow hammer spring's reliability with hard rifle primers. I use that combination only in a 9mm rifle for that reason. I have a hard time believing people shooting stock AR triggers didn't have a "wow that's so much better" reaction after comparing a stock trigger to an SSA. The difference is not subtle. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: They are great to their customers and I am curious as to what is said about it. Due to the timing of it (early 2013), we really didn't have any other options than to refund their money and take a hit or upgrade them and take a hit. I think part of the problem for us was that a lot of new AR owners, who owned pistols with great triggers (worked 1911s, etc.), did research and it appears, at first, that any Geissele trigger will give them that "Wow! What a vast improvement and awesome trigger" experience. The DMR based models, S3G, and SD models do deliver that "WOW!" experience and are well worth the extra money. The SSA and SSA-E, not so much, IMO. Not that they aren't good triggers, but the experience just isn't good enough when compared to a lightly refined standard trigger with JP springs to condone the expense. It may not be what many want to hear, but that is how I see it. I can't help but wonder if the people who love the SSA models have spent much time with the other higher end Geissele triggers. evl.... I have to disagree. I added JP yellows to my Colt trigger, which was a huge improvement (pull went from ~8 pounds to about 5). However, I then got a SSA from Bill and Amy themselves at Camp Perry during a match, and it's a huge improvement over the previous setup. Everyone that I've let shoot my rifle comments on my trigger, and these are not just your "Average Joe's" at the range; rather people with some time on a trigger like my USMC buddies, service rifle shooters, etc. As for the OP. If you are not happy in the least, call Geissele. I'd bet my dinner (homemade chicken noodle soup tonight) they will take care of you. Good luck. p.s. I have used a Hi-speed DMR in the past, and I just picked up said trigger at SHOT. I can't wait to get some range time with it. ETA: grammar I'm with Muad on this. I don't have experience with the Hi-Speed, but I have shot several SSA's and the SSA-E. I also have a rifle with a ACT trigger with the JP yellow spring kit. The ACT/JP combo is considerably lighter and smoother than any stock trigger, but it is far less crisp and predictable/repeatable/controllable under stress than an SSA. I also have doubts about the yellow hammer spring's reliability with hard rifle primers. I use that combination only in a 9mm rifle for that reason. I have a hard time believing people shooting stock AR triggers didn't have a "wow that's so much better" reaction after comparing a stock trigger to an SSA. The difference is not subtle. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 1:45:16 PM EDT
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The greatest improvement in Geissele triggers that I have used happens inside of 100 cycles. After that, there is no noticeable improvement. I am a huge fan and advocate of Geissele triggers, but the Super Semi line is less than impressive to me and most of the customers we have sold them to. We took a beating on our first order with returns and discounting those as used triggers. If someone wants one, we tell them to buy it elsewhere. We only carry the DMR based, SD based, and S3G units now, which are absolutely impressive and the finest triggers you can buy, IMO and many others. I'd sooner just run a lightly worked standard trigger and some yellow JP springs if I couldn't run one of the better Geisseles (Hi-Speed/DMR, SD line, S3G....). evl.... Interesting......I've had my heart set on the SSA-E trigger for installation on my AR-10(T), which I will be using for precision bench-rest shooting. But from what you're saying, it sounds like the Super Dynamic Enhanced (SDE) is a better choice...??? |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 1:55:26 PM EDT
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The greatest improvement in Geissele triggers that I have used happens inside of 100 cycles. After that, there is no noticeable improvement. I am a huge fan and advocate of Geissele triggers, but the Super Semi line is less than impressive to me and most of the customers we have sold them to. We took a beating on our first order with returns and discounting those as used triggers. If someone wants one, we tell them to buy it elsewhere. We only carry the DMR based, SD based, and S3G units now, which are absolutely impressive and the finest triggers you can buy, IMO and many others. I'd sooner just run a lightly worked standard trigger and some yellow JP springs if I couldn't run one of the better Geisseles (Hi-Speed/DMR, SD line, S3G....). evl.... I'm a little confused by your post. Isn't the SSA the same as the SD-C, just with a curved trigger, and isn't the SSA-E the same as the SD-E, just with a curved trigger? Was not aware that there where any internal differences that made the SD-C or SD-E any better. OP.....I put a SD-E in my rifle and it has been smooth and crisp right from the start. Hopefully, and I'm pretty sure they will, Geissele will take care of you. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 2:25:18 PM EDT
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No foreign objects in trigger group. It's brand new. I would contact them. They have as good customer service as the best manufacturers in the industry. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 5:47:16 PM EDT
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I just installed one of these SSA-E triggers new and I must say that the Rock River Match trigger I have on one of my other AR'S has a much smoother pull and break. Unless this thing breaks in substantially after I take it to the range probably going to replace it. The SSA-E first stage takes up but then I get a little creep before the second stage breaks. Is this nornal with this trigger? The trigger should have no creep on the 2nd stage. Just contact the shop and we will take care of it. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 5:53:27 PM EDT
[#46]
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The greatest improvement in Geissele triggers that I have used happens inside of 100 cycles. After that, there is no noticeable improvement. I am a huge fan and advocate of Geissele triggers, but the Super Semi line is less than impressive to me and most of the customers we have sold them to. We took a beating on our first order with returns and discounting those as used triggers. If someone wants one, we tell them to buy it elsewhere. We only carry the DMR based, SD based, and S3G units now, which are absolutely impressive and the finest triggers you can buy, IMO and many others. I'd sooner just run a lightly worked standard trigger and some yellow JP springs if I couldn't run one of the better Geisseles (Hi-Speed/DMR, SD line, S3G....). evl.... 180 deg for our experience when it comes to returns. Customers who have an issue will get taken care of. No need to contact the reseller. Go directly to our shop. |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 6:39:51 PM EDT
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180 deg for our experience when it comes to returns. Customers who have an issue will get taken care of. No need to contact the reseller. Go directly to our shop. That is why I did not hesitate to buy an SSA, I found a great deal on one and emailed Geissele to ask about warranty work and they responded: All of our triggers have a lifetime warranty regardless of which vendor you purchase from. If there is ever an issue with the trigger, just give us a call.
I was sold...and have not been disappointed. As noted on the prior page, my SSA blows away my stock trigger...and I cannot imagine anyone being "less then impressed" with the difference. The stock Colt trigger was heavy, gritty, and had a massive amount of creep. The second stage on my SSA may not be an icicle break, but it seems like it to me based on what I had before. 
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Posted: 1/20/2014 6:41:41 PM EDT
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MY SSA-E improved after use. I can not speak for anyone else. No group think or inaccuracies as far as my SSA-E is concerned. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Must be something wrong with that trigger. Both my SSA-E's felt the same out of the box as 500 rounds later ( as far as I can tell anyway) no creep , very smooth with a clean break. I would contact Geissele. I cant rationalize grit in the trigger but those RRA's can be very different. I felt a well worn RRA 2 stage that felt very smooth and broke very nicely at about 3 lbs ( felt lighter than my SSA-E anyway). agree the trigger is not going to change after 500 rounds and should be spot on right out of the box. group think and inaccuracies is strong here MY SSA-E improved after use. I can not speak for anyone else. No group think or inaccuracies as far as my SSA-E is concerned. most likely you got used to it or failed to notice the difference after use....respectfully |
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Posted: 1/20/2014 6:51:58 PM EDT
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Must be something wrong with that trigger. Both my SSA-E's felt the same out of the box as 500 rounds later ( as far as I can tell anyway) no creep , very smooth with a clean break. I would contact Geissele. I cant rationalize grit in the trigger but those RRA's can be very different. I felt a well worn RRA 2 stage that felt very smooth and broke very nicely at about 3 lbs ( felt lighter than my SSA-E anyway). agree the trigger is not going to change after 500 rounds and should be spot on right out of the box. group think and inaccuracies is strong here MY SSA-E improved after use. I can not speak for anyone else. No group think or inaccuracies as far as my SSA-E is concerned. most likely you got used to it or failed to notice the difference after use....respectfully  nope
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Posted: 1/21/2014 5:31:20 AM EDT
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Must be something wrong with that trigger. Both my SSA-E's felt the same out of the box as 500 rounds later ( as far as I can tell anyway) no creep , very smooth with a clean break. I would contact Geissele. I cant rationalize grit in the trigger but those RRA's can be very different. I felt a well worn RRA 2 stage that felt very smooth and broke very nicely at about 3 lbs ( felt lighter than my SSA-E anyway). agree the trigger is not going to change after 500 rounds and should be spot on right out of the box. group think and inaccuracies is strong here MY SSA-E improved after use. I can not speak for anyone else. No group think or inaccuracies as far as my SSA-E is concerned. most likely you got used to it or failed to notice the difference after use....respectfully This. The parts are hardened tool steel. They don't "break in". Perhaps the guy with a subjective believe otherwise did not lube it properly and the lube finally got to where it was needed? |
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