GEISSELE AUTOMATICS AR-15/M16 TWO-STAGE TRIGGERS

I had the BCM PNT trigger and decided to switch to the GS2. There's nothing wrong with the PNT trigger but the GS2 is on another level!!!!! I'll never use a mil spec trigger again and I mean never. Once you go Geissele there's no going back!

Received trigger with one pin inserted in the trigger and the hammer pin floating in the package. I soon found out why. Removed old trigger (and safety) with no issue. Installed trigger and disconnector with no problem. Attempted to install hammer and found I could NOT insert the pin through the hammer. Checked pin diameter which was ok. Tried old pin and had the same result. Reamed hammer with No. 22 drill bit. Appeared that no metal was removed. Just the coating in the pin bore. Pin moved freely through hammer. Installed and checked function. Much better than stock AR-15 trigger. Am disappointed and pleased at the same time. Have two more coming.I hope I don't have the same issue.

I found this trigger on sale from DPMS for about 40% off the usual going price. This trigger is heads and tails above any mil-spec trigger I've ever used. 3 1/2 pounds of first stage pull, and another pound for a crisp, clean break every time. This trigger is compatible with KNS anti-rotation pins. Well worth the money.

I put this trigger in 3 AR's. 'Nuff said.

If you plan to use this on a DPMS LR308 lower the hammer must be modified using a grinding wheel or file. Instructions are included but if you are uncomfortable with doing that this may not be the trigger for you.

I installed the G2S in a Sabre Defense Competition Deluxe with matched upper & lower receiver that came with a 2-stage match trigger from the factory [3lb second stage] that shoots very well to begin with. Well, now it shoots even better. I used KNS pins that I already had in the rifle and the results are a 2.25lb first stage and 1.9lb 2nd stage, no creep, no grittiness, just a nice, crisp, trigger . Very easy to install,20 minutes, especially with KNS pins and I didn't have to remove the safety lever. I like JP triggers but the G2S was a lot easier to put in and didn't have to mess around adjusting it and fitting the safety. A one eyed blind man can install the G2S -and with no cussing. If you want a great trigger, this is it.

Since I bought and installed one of these several years ago 5 friends have asked me install one for them. I just installed #7!!

Yes it's a simple install but you still need to be very careful to not force anything ....... and to double check where the springs should be sitting when installed.

It will really improve your scores if you compete with your AR.

I guess it's why Les Baer installs Geissele triggers in their rifles!!

About a 10 min. job.All parts came with the trigger, and pins. I think Geissele did fine jog in design and machining. It is a two stage trigger that brakes between 3 3/4 to 4 1/4 lbs.. It is very nice.

These are well made and durable - this is the trigger I like to put in all my general purpose Ar15s.

Ordered trigger on Wednesday and it was on my front door step on Saturday with standard delivery. Installed trigger with no problems. It was my first time to install a trigger in an AR15. It is like having a new rifle. The trigger is smooth and breaks clean. Day light and dark difference between this trigger and the stock AR15 trigger. If you want to improve your shooting accuracy start by getting this trigger then all the optics and other bells and whistles. Trigger is expertly machined with all mating surfaces are highly polished. Has the look and feel of a high quality product. You cant help but be happy with it.

The biggest downside to this trigger is that I can't just buy one, I need to put it in every AR I own.

It installs easily, the same as any standard AR trigger. It comes with some lubricant specifically for the trigger.

The research I did said that this is the same as Geissele's more expensive triggers, just made with less strict tolerances which will be smoothed out with use.

It is a little rough at first, I did some mag dumps and put about 100 rounds down range to smooth out the trigger. After that it was a dream to shoot. It shot MOA at 200 yards with factory ammo, so the trigger is doing it's job.

As a bonus it also bump fires extremely well. Standard AR triggers are hard to bump fire, this one does it without any problems or practice.

G2S claims to be similar to the SSA except pin retainage design. I'll agree b/c I have both. Major improvement over a stock AR trigger. If you have an installation pin in your bin of tools, it will help greatly. Well made, well packaged, good instructions. Geissele offers a complete line of triggers for various needs. Get the one you want and you'll be glad you did. I tried a Rock River and a Wilson Combat trigger. Both failed to meet expectations. I'll put these Geissele triggers thru their paces soon enough.

Installed this trigger a few days ago in my M4 carbine. Please keep in mind that I have not been to the range yet to do a full test. But here are a few details:

First, the trigger is a little more difficult to install. Most hammers have a J-spring that retains the hammer pin. Apparently, accommodating this spring adds cost to the manufacturing process.

This trigger uses a hammer that relies on a side mounted spring clip to retain the hammer pin. Also, this trigger did not come with the short assembly pin that comes with the more expensive triggers. I had one from a previous Geissele install, so I used it to help install this one.

Once installed, the first stage is slightly more rough than the more expensive models. Not much, just slightly. The second stage breaks very cleanly, typical Geissele.

Overall very pleased. Will test at the range this weekend.