Which Geissele trigger for Noveske SPR?

[hk51pdx]

Hi.

I would like to replace my Noveske SPR trigger with something better, and the Geissele (http://www.geissele.com/) triggers seem to be what i want. But i'm a little confused by the choices. I see four different triggers are available, at least in theory. There are the Match, Service, and DMR triggers which go for $279 each, and then there is the SSA two-stage for $145 (almost non-existent due to being backordered).

I'm leaning toward the DMR, but i would like to hear from others who use it, especially if you have the additional benefit of having used the Match or Service triggers as well. I expect that the differences are more subtle than pronounced.

The use of the rifle is for range practice, with a little varmint/predator use as the opportunity arises. And of course, if the masses try to come to my cave, it will help to keep them away as well. :rolleyes:

[bullitt5172]

Hi.

I would like to replace my Noveske SPR trigger with something better, and the Geissele (http://www.geissele.com/) triggers seem to be what i want. But i'm a little confused by the choices. I see four different triggers are available, at least in theory. There are the Match, Service, and DMR triggers which go for $279 each, and then there is the SSA two-stage for $145 (almost non-existent due to being backordered).

I'm leaning toward the DMR, but i would like to hear from others who use it, especially if you have the additional benefit of having used the Match or Service triggers as well. I expect that the differences are more subtle than pronounced.

The use of the rifle is for range practice, with a little varmint/predator use as the opportunity arises. And of course, if the masses try to come to my cave, it will help to keep them away as well. :rolleyes:


I have (2) DMR's, a match, a SSA and a SSF from Geissele. All are excellent but if I had to choose one it would be the DMR (or SSA when they are more available). They are perfect for the Recce, SPR etc. I love the match but it is set at just under 2 lbs total and a little light for anything but bench work. Remember that all three Hi-Speed triggers are the same other than the springs, you can buy (IIRC) the other springs from Geissele.

[Eric]

The SSA is my choice. I prefer something non-adjustable for anything that might be put into service as a defensive weapon.

[YVK]

One DMR and one SSA here; I personally prefer how my DMR feels.

[rljatl]

One DMR and one SSA here; I personally prefer how my DMR feels.


Please expand on the differences between the DMR and SSA. I am interested in one of these two triggers.

Thanks.

[YVK]

DMR is adjustable, SSA is not.

My DMR was installed by Rainier Arms, and it was adjusted, as John said, "until it felt about right". I don't feel any significant difference in pull poundage between the two, but DMR feels crisper.

I did forget to mention that I ended up using KNS pins with DMR due to persistent hammer pin walk.

[hk51pdx]

Looks like the difficult to obtain SSA trigger is the leader so far, with the more readily available but twice as expensive DMR in a close second place. Thanks for voting and sharing your comments!

Jim

[rljatl]

Has anybody heard anything about a Geissele SSA trigger for a Colt 6920 ( <1yr old - I assume it has large pins, right?)? I was told by ADCO that they won't be available for about a year!

[Sabre675]

I love Geissele but, you will always be chasing inventory because they will always be out of stock. Demand is way too high. I'm just glad Adco had mine in stock.

[Stickman]

The SSA is my choice. I prefer something non-adjustable for anything that might be put into service as a defensive weapon.



Same here, the SSA is flat out outstanding.