Videos tagged with Geissele SSP

This guide details the process of modernizing a classic AR-15 platform, transforming a worn Bushmaster into a budget-friendly, high-performance rifle. It covers replacing key components like the trigger, barrel, and handguard, and emphasizes the importance of tuning the gas system for optimal function. The instruction comes from an experienced firearms instructor with deep knowledge of AR-15 assembly and modification.

This video reviews the Geissele SSP (Single Stage Precision) flat trigger, specifically the 05483 model. The presenter, initially skeptical of Geissele due to past experiences with their two-stage triggers, found the SSP to be a significant improvement. The review covers the trigger's components, installation considerations, performance characteristics like break and reset, and trigger pull weight variations based on finger placement. It concludes that the SSP exceeded expectations, offering a clean break and positive reset, making it a recommended upgrade for those preferring single-stage triggers.

This review of the Geissele SSP single-stage trigger by Dave Tim from Guns and Tactics provides an in-depth look after approximately 3,000 rounds. The trigger is noted for its duty/combat focus, with a measured pull weight just under three pounds and a short reset. Despite a slight perceived creep when manipulated slowly, it breaks cleanly during rapid fire. The trigger has held up flawlessly with minimal wear, making it a recommended quality investment for AR-15 platforms.

This video provides a first look at the Geissele SSP Single Stage Precision Trigger. Instructor Dave Tim highlights its quality construction, including laser engraving and lot numbers for quality control. He compares it to traditional mil-spec triggers, noting the SSP's sear surface design. After installation, he performs a function check and initial dry fires, praising the crisp break and lack of creep, with a measured pull weight around 3 pounds. The trigger is available in both curved and straight bow configurations, retailing for $240 MSRP.