HUGE SAVINGS ON GEISSELE TRIGGERS

[btq96r]

I was all set to go buy the SD-3G, and now they're out of stock.  I'll need it to be this cheap again to make me want to dish out that much on a trigger.  Maybe someday.

[JohnC]

I was all set to go buy the SD-3G, and now they're out of stock.  I'll need it to be this cheap again to make me want to dish out that much on a trigger.  Maybe someday.

 

 

$207 http://www.rainierarms.com/geissele-ar15-super-dynamic-3-gun-trigger-small-pin

[EssOne]

Palmetto State Armory is making a competitor for the ALG ACT trigger and I think it's darn near as good for only $35. I'm very satisfied with mine. Here is the link: http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/psa-ar15-pa10-enhanced-polished-trigger.html

Edited September 7, 2015 by EssOne

[btq96r]

$207 http://www.rainierarms.com/geissele-ar15-super-dynamic-3-gun-trigger-small-pin

 

Haha. Thanks, man.  Now I have to agonize over the decision anew!

[rugerla1]

Haha. Thanks, man.  Now I have to agonize over the decision anew!

Nah, let's discuss it later, go ahead and order it :)

[JohnC]

Haha. Thanks, man.  Now I have to agonize over the decision anew!

If you're like me, once you get over starring at it for days trying to justify the cost, then order it and have buyers remorse while it's shipping (saying to yourself, you shouldn't have spent that money, shouldn't have spent that much on a trigger), get it in the gun and use it, you'll quickly forget about the cost. You'll definitely enjoy that trigger while thanking yourself you splurged and bought it! :D

I've ordered 5 Geissele triggers and one Tac-Con 3MR all when they were on sale, so I've saved $379 on triggers alone. That sort of helps justify it in my head. :rofl: Edited September 7, 2015 by JohnC

[btq96r]

Nah, let's discuss it later, go ahead and order it :)

If you're like me, once you get over starring at it for days trying to justify the cost, then order it and have buyers remorse while it's shipping (saying to yourself, you shouldn't have spent that money, shouldn't have spent that much on a trigger), get it in the gun and use it, you'll quickly forget about the cost. You'll definitely enjoy that trigger while thanking yourself you splurged and bought it! :D

I've ordered 5 Geissele triggers and one Tac-Con 3MR all when they were on sale, so I've saved $379 on triggers alone. That sort of helps justify it in my head. :rofl:

 

You guys are bad influences.  It's like having a devil on each shoulder... :P

 

I wanted to get the AXTS Raptor Ambidextrous Charging Handle at the same time and save on shipping costs (I do that often with gun parts buys), but Rainer is sold out of those...I'll squat for a few days and see if they get it back in stock anytime soon.

[JohnC]

Got two of them today. The other will be here tomorrow. :up:




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[JohnC]

ALG having a big sale also. Just ordered an ACT trigger for $59 bucks shipped. The QMS is $41.
 
30% off blems
30% off Keymod rails
10% off everything else on site.
 
http://algdefense.com/

I got a ALG LPK on sale and free shipping, too. Can't beat that!

The above will go in the Billet Ambi Mega AR15 build with the Geissele High Speed national match trigger. :up:

[JohnC]

Do I classify as a trigger snob yet?

S3G in Sig 716 and SD3G in Mega pistol....





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[JohnC]

Well, got the Hi-Speed National Match DMR installed in the Ruger SR556 and adjusted to the point it feels good to me.

It has about a 3lb pull to a wall like take-up, and then when I give it a little more it drops the hammer with a clean icicle like break. :love:

I adjusted the second stage pretty heavy on the on the start and then backed it off a little at a time until the second stage felt right.

The second stage feels less than a pound, so just enough to give you proper feedback to not feel like it's accidental or something unexpected.

The first stage feels like my S3G (but with the added wall).





https://vimeo.com/138954729


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Edited September 11, 2015 by JohnC