Wilson TTU vs Geissele SSP

[prepare]

Comparing a two stage to a single.....?

Ok,
The Larue is cheaper
The Larue’s trigger shoe has a non standard shape
The Larue breaks ok, but the reset is not as good as the SSA

IMO, if the pricing were identical, the Geissele would be a clear choice

The MBT 2S is a 2 stage hence the 2S designation.

[hk_shootr]

Yep, had a brain fart.

Still.....the SSA is a better piece

[Duffy]

Only the SSP is a single stage, the SSA certainly is a 2 stage (NM it was just mentioned above, I was minutes too late lol)

There are things to like about both. Do the dislikes amount to $150 worth of price difference? One is wire EDM, the other is cast.

One is priced to spite another company, the other is priced according to what people are willing to pay. If both prices were equal, I'd still go with Mark's triggers.

[AKDoug]

I honestly like the feel of the MBT better than my SSA... so my decision is easy.

[feraldog]

i now use TTUs in all. unitized it doesn't require perfect pin alignment, installs quickly, doesn't need special retaining pins, and is one of the few brands offering single-stage (i know, i'm stupid for liking that)

that said, larue mbt is a super-buy if 2-stage is your preference

[Torquetard]

Having an SSA, a couple of SD3Gs, and a few MBTs, I really don't care which one I use, they're all great. But having owned the SD-E, that thing was overhyped trash to me. too light, bad reset, if you need that light of a trigger in an AR go run a milspec trigger for a while 😌

[ryanm]

Paul Howe TTU arriving today and LaRue next week. Have the Geisseles mentioned In this thread and a few others. Will post back comparison and trigger pull weights. Also have the regular TTU to throw in mix.

[1168]

Paul Howe TTU arriving today and LaRue next week. Have the Geisseles mentioned In this thread and a few others. Will post back comparison and trigger pull weights. Also have the regular TTU to throw in mix.

Thanks for the update. I’m interested in hearing about that Paul Howe TTU.

[ryanm]

With the hiperfires, how do they address the springs gradually getting out of spec with each other? Seems like after 20k rounds there would be a difference.

[markm]

I'm a stock Colt trigger fanboy!

I genuinely don't appreciate a snazzy trigger on a gas gun.