Geissele SSP Trigger Review

Published on March 9, 2020
Duration: 11:01

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.

Quick Summary

The Geissele SSP single-stage trigger is designed for duty and combat use, featuring a pull weight just under three pounds and a very short reset. After 3,000 rounds, it showed no damage, only normal wear, making it a durable and reliable option for AR-15 platforms.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Geissele SSP Trigger Review
  2. 00:21Geissele's Entry into Single-Stage Triggers
  3. 01:06Reviewer Introduction & Background
  4. 01:29Bottom Line Up Front: Flawless Performance
  5. 01:37Round Count & Usage History
  6. 02:26Materials and Construction: S7 Tool Steel
  7. 02:39Disclosure: Sample Trigger Received
  8. 03:01Retail Price and Availability
  9. 03:14Trigger Feel and Pull Weight
  10. 03:55Perceived Creep Analysis
  11. 04:51Creep Measurement
  12. 05:15Reset Analysis
  13. 06:49Overall Feel and Perceived Creep
  14. 07:07Durability and Wear After 3,000 Rounds
  15. 08:22Is It Worth It? Value Proposition
  16. 09:01Comparison to Other Triggers
  17. 09:39Recommendation for Duty/Combat Use
  18. 10:02Final Thoughts and Recommendation
  19. 10:21Monthly Q&A Episode Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the trigger pull weight of the Geissele SSP?

The Geissele SSP is advertised with a pull weight range of 3 to 3.75 pounds. The reviewer's specific unit averaged just under three pounds, measuring approximately 2 pounds 10-12 ounces.

How durable is the Geissele SSP trigger after extensive use?

After approximately 3,000 rounds, the Geissele SSP trigger demonstrated excellent durability. The reviewer found no burrs, peening, or damage, with only normal surface wear consistent with use.

What is the intended market for the Geissele SSP trigger?

The Geissele SSP is designed primarily for the duty and combat type market, offering a reliable and crisp single-stage break rather than an ultra-light competition feel.

Does the Geissele SSP trigger have noticeable creep?

While a slight creep can be perceived if the trigger is manipulated very slowly, it is generally not felt during rapid firing due to the light pull weight. The break is described as clean.

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