Super crisp/clean, worth the extra money - Geissele Super Tricon Trigger

I bought this after having owned the G2S for approximately 2yrs. I was so impressed with the G2S for the cost, I had to compare it to the SSA or Super Tricon(same trigger with a different trigger shoe), given that the pull weights are all the same. Could there really be that much difference in two, 4.5lb pull triggers from the same company, to justify the price difference? The answer to that is an unequivocal yes! The first difference I noticed was in the manufacturing of the parts themselves, there are many polished contact surfaces on the Super T that are absent from the G2S. There’s some truly clean and precise machine work on this trigger. Once installed I compared the trigger pull from the G2S to the Super T. As stated, the pull weights are the same, so the comparison comes down to subjective “feel”. The first thing you notice on a Geiselle trigger is the wall you come to after approx 2mm of travel. This wall is firm, and takes 2.0lbs of pull to reach. Once shelved on this wall, a 2.5lb pull is required to break your shot. It’s almost effortless, and so crisp when it does break. It’s as well extremely predictable, the consistency is great. The trigger shoe has a very natural feel due to the top half following the milspec curvature. The ribbing on the front provides a very grippy surface that mitigates any “slip” you’d experience due to the bottom half being flat. This flat bottom half as well had a side effect of reducing felt pull weight(and it absolutely does result in less felt pull weight).

The G2S is an fantastic trigger, and more than enough for 95% of shooters. As is often said though, you get what you pay for when it comes to firearms and accessories. If you want an unmatched, extremely reliable trigger that used/proven by special forces, this is the one. I can’t recommend it more. It’s now on my home defense setup, which is the highest recommendation I can give it.