Geissele or CMC

[DRT]

I'm going to order a single stage trigger today. An SSP or a Tactical group from CMC. Which is better and why?

[talleywack97]

Cmc is all i run, dont know bout the other. But cmc's are made in ft.worth...that may help sway u

[Mike D]

All of my ARs run Geiselle Gary but to be fair I’ve never run a CMC in any of my ARs.


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[DRT]

Both on on sale at Brownells. I know a friend has the Geissele and likes it but the CMC is slightly lower in cost, claims a 2.5lb pull vs 3.5 with the Geissele SSP. I'm going to put it in my SBR and if I like it I'll get a second for my carbine. Which honestly gets little carry time with my SBR being as easy to shoot and accurate as it is at normal ranges.

[Yelladog]

Both nice. Cmc on sale at primary arms and geiselle on sale on their site.


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[locknload]

I am really impressed and happy with the Timney 3# drop-in trigger. Its crisp and and light. Allows you to produce tighter groups. The Geiselle trigger was my second choice. Just not as crisp as the Timney.

[DRT]

The CMC is out of stock. I'm in no hurry so that is no big deal as long as it isn't a long wait, like months.

[skeeter]

I have 3 cmc triggers. Ain't never had an issue.

[dallascowboys]

i only have tried Geiselle but i have to say its awesome! its the 2 stage flat blade however.

[DRT]

Neither one can be worse than the one in them although my WW has a better trigger than the Double Eagle lower on my SBR.

[RifleBowPistol]

Both Geissele and CMC make a lot of different triggers. Both make very good triggers. Depends on your preferences. I have two Geissele triggers, I really like them, but I have found a CMC trigger at a gun show a few years ago, if I could figure out which trigger it was, I would probably buy one or two. Both companies have at least 15 different triggers, trying to determine which trigger you like the best by a written description is hard. There were some guys out of San Antonio, that had a bunch of demos set up, with a lot of different brand triggers, so you could try them out. That was the smartest thing I have seen. They probably had 30 plus demos set up. I found a CMC trigger they had, that I really want, but have no clue what model that trigger was. I should have written it down, we talked about five different triggers that day. I am not even sure of what two Geissel triggers I have, just know the are one of the many match triggers that Geissel sells.
A buddy of my has a Elf brand trigger, that is also a very nice single stage trigger. Once I get good scopes on all of my rifles, I would like to replace all of the triggers in my ARs with nice single stage triggers. But for now, I have some very nice light two stage triggers.

[DRT]

Why a flat blade over a curved?

[yotethumper]

Trigger snob here. I have used just about every AR trigger on the market so I will chime in.

I like CMC, local Texan company with a decent product at the right price point. However, I do occasionally have light strikes with them. I put them in range toys but not hunting rifles for that reason.

Never had an issue with Geiselle but it is a slightly heavier trigger.

Not a fan of elf triggers, they've had multiple batches of triggers with hardening issues. Not a fan of hammers shattering while out hunting.

I started buying hiperfire hipertouch 24s and I will never buy any other single state trigger for an AR15 or AR10. They are incredible. If I had to guess I would say I have close to 20,000 rounds with the hiperfire 24 triggers. Never had a light strike due to hammer energy regardless of the crap ammo I have shot through it. The design on this trigger is fantastic, I encourage you to look them up.

[dallascowboys]

Why a flat blade over a curved?

Honestly when i bought it i just bought it for the different factor lol but it does make the same pound trigger feel lighter for some reason. at least to me it does.

[ABroussard]

Take a look at the Larue MBT also. Ive been very impressed with them since I started using them.