You should watch Geissele s videos on them.
I have a few SSAs a few SSEs and a couple SDCs. The SSAs in my 16" guns and SSAEs in my 20"ers.
Although the C is a combat trigger, it's really just an SSA with a flat face. I prefer the SSAs.
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You should watch Geissele s videos on them.
I have a few SSAs a few SSEs and a couple SDCs. The SSAs in my 16" guns and SSAEs in my 20"ers.
Although the C is a combat trigger, it's really just an SSA with a flat face. I prefer the SSAs.
I have mostly SSA and a couple of SSA-Es. As I've gotten more trigger time with each, it's become more apparent to me that the SSA-E is just light enough to make me uncomfortable with it in my bedside rifle. It's incredible in rifles with magnified optics, though.
Primary Arms has the SSA for $154.99 and the SSA-E for $189.60, in stock as of right now.
That's so cheap I bought another SSA just as a spare and to drive my average cost down...
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I've got both. Negligible difference, but I use the SSA as a default on most of my rifles. SSA-E is a little lighter and I use it on more Precision builds.
I was at a bowling pin rifle shoot last week where most rifles were ARs. I had the only Geiselle SSA-E trigger there, as I have one on my 7.62x39mm upper I use for hunting amd these shoots. FWIW everyone loved the trigger, but thought it too light for a tactical gun. They all commented that they couldn't believe how light the 2nd stage release was.
I find the S3G to be scary light especially being a single stage trigger, and mine is on an SPR. I would rather run any of the enhanced triggers on a GP carbine than the S3G, by far.
Really, I cannot tell much if any difference between the SSA or SDC and a G2S. I have more G2S's triggers, because I think it is definitely the best value and it's a great trigger.
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I have SSA-E's in my rifles. I subscribe to the theory that if I begin a trigger pull I want to finish it. The first stage is just the travel. That's a long way to pull a trigger accidentally. Now if you have the trigger half way pulled and are resting on the "wall", "break" or "second stage" trying to decide to finish the pull or not, I can see then sending a round accidentally, but I don't do that.
I don't see myself holding a gun on someone with my finger on the trigger and the trigger half way pulled. I wouldn't want a light single stage though.
You could always get a g2s for 109 from dpms. If i had the cash right now i would pick one up, but alas have to wait till the 31st and hope. http://www.dpmsinc.com/Geissele-2-St...er_p_2679.html
Oh, I'd like to add, the only time I DON'T recommend Geissele is on Colt 9MM Carbines. I threw an SSA in a new AR6951 as a force of habit (new rifle, gets a new Geissele)...it would sporadically double, triple or quadruple tap on its on. I think the bolt was outrunning the hammer reset. I've shot lots of autos, but never unintentional autos! Crummy stock trigger fixed it.
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