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Geisselle Ar triggers
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Big fan right here! I love mine.
I recently tried my brothers AR with Geissele trigger and had to have one. I ordered mine today from Brownells.
If you act soon, you can get a 10% discount by entering the promo code CYB. I wasn't able to find it for less than $279.00 on most of the distributors listed on their website. Even the C&R discount won't get you any discount on these triggers from Brownells and its usually quite substantial.
If you act soon, you can get a 10% discount by entering the promo code CYB. I wasn't able to find it for less than $279.00 on most of the distributors listed on their website. Even the C&R discount won't get you any discount on these triggers from Brownells and its usually quite substantial.
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Jose
They are indeed the best.
The only ones better are Chombart and Anschutz triggers. And neither fits an AR15
The only ones better are Chombart and Anschutz triggers. And neither fits an AR15
He's referring to the pins that hold the trigger in place. For my Colt, I used the 0.169 diameter pins. Before you buy the trigger, take out your current trigger and measure the pins just to be sure. The new trigger will come with extra pins as well, these ones are slightly oversized just in case your receiver is a little worn. READ the instructions before you install it on how to set the trigger pull.
When a couple of inches means missing out on a medal shooting 200 yards standing or 600 yards prone, a trigger will save you points. The Geisselle is regarded as one of the best, if not THE best AR trigger made.
It's consistent, it breaks clean and predictable, and it's very easy to adjust the pull on each stage. I've used a few of the other top brands the Geisselle beats them all hands down. I don't like the fact I have to pay $279 for one, but IMO it's worth it.
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I have an Accuracy Speaks single stage on my match gun, I thought it was the best trigger I ever shot until I tried Jasper's Geissele. The whole 2 stage thing was a bit weird at first but I got used to it quickly. My new match gun currently being built WILL have the Geisselle.
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Jose
The engineering and thought that went into their design and the quality of the materials and tooling used to make them.
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The fact that people are willing to pay it. Once you get up in the pointy part of the pyramid in any technology (guns, cars, cameras, CPUs) the incremental amount that final bit of "betterness" costs goes way yp.
Is the "G" trigger better than my Frank White - Compass Lake trigger?
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Jose
You cannot tailor the adjustments of a WOA tuned RRA trigger because it has none (other than bending the hammer springs). Geissele's triggers are fully adjustable.
IMO yes, I legged out with a Frank White trigger. I wish I would have had a Geiselle after I tried one.
come down to MVGC wednesday ron, you're more than welcome to try mine out.
I will agree that the WOA RRA tuned trigger is very good. However, it has been gunsmithed by experts. I think this discussion is comparing "out of the box" performance/capability. A good smith might be able to turn many triggers into great shooters. The tuned RRA is a good trigger at a decent price, I'd recommend it if you're starting out in high power or similar.
The bottom line is sometimes you get what you pay for. I don't own one but did try one and thought it felt pretty good. I put Jewels in my rifles and like them a lot, except for the fact that a blown primer causes a jam, every time in my experience. I do have a Rock River with their match 2-stage trigger that is very good also. My son legged out with the rifle and had other achievements with it as well. A RR trigger can be a good match trigger.
