SUPER TRICON 2-STAGE TRIGGER FOR AR-15 Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The SUPER TRICON 2-STAGE TRIGGER for AR-15 receives mixed reviews, praised for its unique feel and performance but criticized for quality inconsistencies. Users appreciate its light and crisp trigger action, ideal for faster shooting, but some report issues with defectiveness and trigger pin problems, raising questions about Geissele's quality control.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Trigger Performance
75%
Many reviewers highlight the excellent performance of the Super Tricon trigger, particularly praising its light and crisp action, making it suitable for faster shooting. The unique trigger profile and feel cater to various shooting preferences, offering a balance between flat and curved designs.
Quality Control Issues
40%
A notable percentage of users express their dissatisfaction with the quality and consistency of the triggers received. Issues such as defects, blemishes, and the walking of trigger pins lead to concerns about Geissele's quality control for a product priced at a premium.
Installation Experience
25%
Installations tend to be straightforward, with many reviewers appreciating the comprehensive guidance provided by Geissele. However, some users experience functionality issues related to installation, amplifying concerns about the product's reliability.
Comparison to SSA Triggers
50%
Several users compare the Super Tricon to the SSA trigger, noting that while it offers a different feel, it sometimes falls short in terms of quality and consistency. This comparison often highlights personal preferences regarding the trigger feel and stage characteristics.
User Experience and Personal Preferences
60%
Reviewers state that choosing a trigger is subjective; what works for one shooter may not work for another. While some find the Tricon exceptional for tactical use, others prefer traditional SSA models due to varying expectations of trigger feel and action mechanics.
Hammer pin is not retained
I installed this on a SIG 516 and it worked well but you must hold the gun firmly to prevent accidental bump fires. I later moved it into an LWRC REPR and found the trigger pin walks a lot. I had not really noticed but, there is no wore spring inside the hammer to snap into the center notch of the hammer pin. So on the 516 it was not an issue but on the LWRC it walked completely out of the receiver on one side allowing the hammer to pivot slightly resulting in inconsistent sear engagement and doubles and triples. Really "cool" problem esp. in an indoor range in 762x51
Received my replacement
I was sent the same defective trigger a second time with a note stating "as good as we have" see the picture below if this is as good as these triggers get I have serious questions about Geissele's Quality control this is supposed to be high quality thus justifying the cost. I am sending the trigger back a second time and this time I'm getting a refund.
received blem/defective
The trigger I received had various defects and blemishes I had to rend it back.
