The Geissele Automatics Tactical Super Semi-Automatic Trigger is a semi-automatic, non-adjustable two stage trigger and is safety certified by the Crane Naval Surface Warfare Center. These Rifle Triggers by Geissele provide accurate trigger control for long shots and close combat. The Geissele Super Semi-Automatic Precision Trigger is perfect for hunting, law enforcement, and home defense. Please note, these triggers are designed for mil-spec AR15/M4 carbine rifles. AR15 triggers are not compatible with the Sig MPX/MCX weapons or Pistol Caliber Carbine AR15/M4 variants. Using them in these platforms will void the warranty. Specifications for Geissele Super Semi-Automatic AR-10/AR-15 Trigger: Manufacturer: Geissele Color: Black Trigger Shape: Curved Trigger Pull Weight: 4.5 lb Trigger Pin Size: Mil-Spec Hand: Ambidextrous Gun Make: AR Platform Gun Model: AR-10, AR-15 Gun Type: Rifle Included Accessories: Standard Condition: New Features of Geissele AR-10/AR-15 Super Semi-Automatic (SSA) Trigger: Sear surfaces are cut by a wire edm machine; A full force hammer spring is used for quick locktime and positive ignition of all types of ammo; There are no adjustment screws to come loose; All springs are captive; The entire trigger can be dissembled for cleaning; The trigger can be installed without removing the safety; Sear engagement is pre-set from the factory; NOTE: The Geissele SSA does not fit HK416 weapons with firing pin safety Package Contents: Geissele AR-10/AR-15 Super Semi-Automatic (SSA) Trigger
6 reviews for Geissele Super Semi-Automatic AR-10/AR-15 Trigger
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Ray –
When I purchased my Colt M-4 Carbine some years back, the first thing I wanted to do is change the trigger. The original one felt almost like it had sand in it and I wanted something smooth. Well, I chose the SSA. It has a slight spring like initial pull until your finger stops and a little more pressure causes it to snap, so smooth. I wondered why they don't just put Geissele SSA triggers in it from the start. I am so glad I made the choice I did. I let others fire my weapon and they agreed, it's perfect.
Jimmy –
Replaced standard mil spec in my Colt M4. Exactly what I was looking for. Not too squirrely for a carry/ defense gun yet it’s clean crisp and light enough for bench shooting accuracy. Mine is coming in as the advertised 4.5 lbs. The 2 stage trigger is like an old friend as I’ve carried Glocks for 30 years. Again an asset when bench shooting. I honestly never gave much thought to my patrol rifle triggers – cannot imagine going back to a mil spec. Perfect all around trigger in my book. Worth the price.
Manuel –
I bought this trigger around June of 2021, used it quite a bit, and all I can say is wow, what a huge difference from a mil spec trigger. The two stages of the trigger really help with getting a good accurate shot. A mil spec trigger is very heavy, which could be a good thing for some people, it would be much harder to have a negligent discharge with a mil spec trigger than this trigger. That being said you should train and get very used to this trigger, because it’s very light of a trigger pull. That said buy this trigger and never look back.
Truck guy –
This trigger is smooth, and the 2 stage is perfect for an AR platform. The OEM trigger was so heavy and not good at all. I would highly recommend this 2 stage trigger. This trigger is unbelievable as you after shoot with it.
GHOSTHARDWARE –
i thought i wouldnt notice a difference from my lwrc milspec triggerwas differently wrong preferred it over my buddies ssa-e for a fighting carbine application though he does use his lowe for both a 16 in and a 20in that he uses for the long touch
BREWINZ –
The SSA is my preferred choice in AR triggers. Although I use my AR primarily as a range gun, I also employ it as a home defense gun. The SSA allows for stressful situations, but is light enough to be very accurate at the range. It's a significant upgrade over a mil-spec trigger, but not light enough to be accidentally engaged when under stress. The SSAE is awesome if your primary use is at the range, but it's a bit light for anything else in my opinion.