The picture is of the ORIGINAL design of the SSP single stage. But Geissele has made a redesign of the SSP, and it now looks like a 2stage trigger, such as the sd3g. But it is in fact, a single stage. You will never receive the trigger depicted in this picture, because it will never be in production again.
The Geissele Single-Stage Precision Trigger has a pull weight of 3 - 3.75 lbs. As per the manufacturer: The Geissele SSP is a precision trigger, engineered for maximum reliability and repeatability while engaging targets at long distance, whether it’s being used during duty, hunting or target shooting.
On Geissele's website they claim this trigger has sufficient hammer force for both AR15 and AR10 platforms.
Geissele provides two pins with notches at specific points to "lock" the trigger in place and prevent walking out. They do not recommend using aftermarket anti-walk pins with their triggers.
It comes with Geissele's notched pins to prevent walking out.
Yes, the Geissele Single-Stage Precision Trigger will be compatible with the M&P 15-22 as the 15-22 is compatible with standard Milspec AR15 pattern triggers.
Yes, this Geissele Single-Stage Precision Trigger will be compatible with an AR platform rifle/pistol chambered in 300 Blackout.
The Geissele Single-Stage Precision Trigger should be compatible with the GHM9 and APCPRO45, but you will need longer screws (M4.7x16mm) due to the thicker receiver.
Yes, the Geissele Single-Stage Precision Trigger will fit and function as intended in your Springfield Saint Victor.
The Geissele Single-Stage Precision Trigger will work in Mil-Spec dimension AR's, so it will work in a DPMS Oracle.