Love the humor, and I will echo the sentiments of others that its refreshing to watch an informative video from someone that doesnt take themselves so seriously. Nicely done, captain. You got a sub.
Thanks! I hope you enjoy yours as much as I have enjoyed mine. Mil-spec triggers still feel great to me in a nostalgic sense, but nothing compares to the Geisseles -- they're in a league of their own. Let me know what you think of yours!
@@thegunpenguin Absolutely love the SSA. I’ve now installed 3 of them in lowers I built a year ago. What a difference from my Colt ARs mil spic triggers. Smooth as silk.
@@thegunpenguin It sure is. While I've got your ear, I want to tell you I really like your channel. I love the intro and music you made. It's an unique gun channel.
By the way, as I think about it, the SSA-E might still be my favorite Geissele, and I need to remember to snag a few more the next time they run that deal. What do you think of the straight trigger bows? I bought the SD-E, and though it's an amazing trigger, I still don't like it as much as the classic SSA-E.
@@thegunpenguin I dont own any straight trigger bows. I own two ssa-e triggers, besides that it's been all milspec triggers for me. My BCM has a nice trigger, but it's not a whole lot better than the polished milsoec triggers from P.S.A. Anyhow, I've been extremely interested in the SD-E and flat bows in general. I've been told they make the trigger feel lighter, and I feel like you could really get some rapid shots off with one. I'd love for you to make a video comparing the ssa-e and the sd-e if you have time. Or even just a comment on your thoughts of the flat bow.
I'm building my first AR and got this trigger. I have some experience shooting rifles but not a lot. I personally don't think I'll have a problem with a light trigger but I don't plan on being in high anxiety situations with it. Most of my other parts including both recievers are Aero and a Faxon barrel. Thoughts?
Nothing wrong with the Aero receivers. For the money they are nice and never fail. Faxon barrel is great too. For most of us it's hard to cough up $400-$650 for a JP Enterprises or Criterion barrel. As you know you can upgrade as time goes by and money permits.
Thanks for listening to it! In the end, that one didn't make it onto an album, so I don't have a finished mastered version; I want to say I whipped it up in an afternoon just as something to stick in front of videos. Maybe one day I'll clean it up and release it.
@@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS Hey, I play guitar for a living and I don't live that far from you. You might get a message from me next time I have to drive to Miami.
@@thegunpenguin AND you're a professional musician!? You really are one cool cat! Dont hesitate to hit me up. I'm in Tallahassee, plenty of good food and drink, but we're kinda lacking on places to shoot. Seriously, dont hesitate to touch base with me :)
I won't hesitate, seriously! I really like Tallahassee; it's a very cool city, it's got that small-city-big-town vibe that's so pleasant and distinctly American.
I ordered candy Cain’s with prime to compare and there right it snaps like a candy Cain only the red and white not the rainbow ones. Don’t understand that. All in all it’s a amazingly great trigger and I just ordered another from PSA that comes with ten Pmags for less then I paid for the one I have in my BCM M4
I’m currently shopping around for a new trigger and this one was on my mind. I’ve never seen your channel before but after watching for about 3 minutes I subbed. We need more cool funny people like you in the industry, too many tactical douchbags out here taking themselves too serious hahah keep up the good work!
Thank you for the kind words -- truly, I'm honored that you would want to subscribe. Like you said, the self-serious tactical shit is incredibly stale, and doesn't convey how incredibly fun it is to shoot guns. Guns are awesome, and shooting is fun.
Agreed, it’s all a front, some of the best fighters I ever met in my military career we’re all a bunch of dorks lol I’m out now but i still gravitate towards the same kind of people. Stay golden you sexy beast, you got a sub for life! P.s. I’m an audio engineer too
@@goosechickinpox7538 That's a really interesting observation. Ya'll beautiful folks who have served seemed to have a way healthier outlook on tactical shit. It does seem to be us civilians who take it to a weird, embarrassing place, most of the time. You do audio too? That's fucking awesome!! We'll have to talk shop sometime!
Thank you so much for the kind words, my friend, and for the sub. That compliment made my night, and frankly, I'm honored that people want to subscribe at all. The channel is still very small, but I keep plugging away at it. If you know anyone else who might enjoy it, I'd really appreciate you passing it along. Thanks again, and if there's anything you'd like to see on the channel, I'm open to any and all suggestions.
@@thegunpenguin I haven't gone through all of your videos but a review on the cz-97 would be cool. I've been looking into a .45 but I don't really want a 1911
@@d.d.3629 That's a great suggestion. I definitely wouldn't mind trying out a 97. Speaking of non-1911 .45s, do you have any interesting the .45 PX4 Storm? That's another one that grabs my attention.
I think the SSA-E would be a great choice for that application. Some of the longest shots I've made with an AR have been with one of these triggers. I'm not saying one can't shoot single-stage triggers really well -- my Tikka has an extremely nice single-stage -- but the two-stage really does help me. Triggers are very subjective, but if you're not liking the Velocity for long shots, I'd wager this would be to your liking. Being able to prep the shot and release at just the right moment, for me anyway, is the difference between a good shot, and a potentially great shot, assuming I don't suck that day. I hope that helps!
@@thegunpenguin thanks for the reply. I've been up in the air between this trigger and their national match dmr setup for $279. Not sure 79 bucks would make a difference in quality from the ssae to the national match. My issue with the velocity Is bump firing and lack of knowing when the trigger is actually going to brake with the single stage
@@RobF3024 Happy to help! Between those two, the National Match is going to offer adjustability, and no other real differences. You can tune it exactly to your liking, while the SSA-E is fixed. Because I love the SSA-E, and mostly only purchase those, I've never needed the adjustability, but if I needed to go lighter than the SSA-E, that's exactly the trigger I'd buy. The National Match is an outstanding trigger. There's no difference in quality between the two. The extra money pays for the added features. The break is of the same quality, along with the polish, the take up, the reset, and the feel of the face. It'll all be the same. I don't hesitate to recommend either one.
This wasn't the technical manual version of a trigger review. It's more of a tabloid/comic book version, but the point is concise in a whimsical way. I polish milspec triggers that break like like dry linguini and under 3 lbs.
I’ve used SSA-E for about a year now and even after becoming very familiar with the wall, I still feel that the second stage is so light that I am certain I would AD in an actual combat situation. I dry fire daily and shoot every two weeks, but it always breaks sooner than I anticipate the first time I pull the trigger each day. I think the extra pound of the SSA would be better for me.
I’ve mostly shot just plain jane two stage USMC issued triggers in M16’s and M4’s and recently got an SSA for my personal rifle…. After dry firing it several time I though maybe they sent me an SSA-E and even checked the box to make sure it was in fact an SSA (which it was)…..but if the SSA-E is roughly 1lb less I can’t imagine how light it is!! ***edit*** so I got an SSA-E at Christmas time. They are very similar but, as described by Bill Geissele, the SSAE breaks so much like a glass rod than the SSA. Both triggers are great. I’ve got the SSA’s in my 10.3 and 14.5 SBR’s for general use and the SSA-E is gonna be in my own mock up version of a Mk12
It’s a 2 stage trigger learn the reset on it for quick close quarters shooting. Also great for slow squeeze for precision shooting. Great Trigger the SSA-E.
It's fine -- I've got Geissele triggers in all of my Aeros, and all of them wobble a little. So far, none of them have walked out. Also, sorry for the late reply, but I wanted to look at a few of my triggers before responding. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
@@thegunpenguin Thanks, one less thing for me to worry about ! Also, I have the MagPul clamshell vice block system for building. Everyone is saying that is hard of the upper receiver. Is that true?
@@DavidBrown-it9ig Do you mean the BEV Block thingy? That's the only block I've seen from MagPul, but maybe they make a clamshell I haven't seen, like the Wheeler one. The BEV block could stress an upper more than something like the Wheeler, only because you're sort of pressing or torqueing the upper against that block, versus the clamshells that lock down the upper completely. But, you're not guaranteed to have issue with the BEV, and lots of folks use them without issue. I would certainly use one, though I prefer the clamshells. While I'm at it, here's some unsolicited internet advice from some weirdo making videos: if this is your first time putting together an AR15, go slow, and if something feels weird, stop. Especially when you're installing the barrel. Anyhow, sorry, you probably know that. If you're moving slowly, the BEV block will work just fine.
Happy to help! Sorry for the confusion. While I'm throwing unsolicited info at you, you'll probably find as you go through a build or two that you have certain tools and methods that work really well for you, and they might not be the standard preferences. Anyhow, I hope your enjoy your build, and thanks for watching my terrible video!
Not to me, but difficulty is relative. I do all of my own work, and haven't visited a gunsmith in a decade and a half. Have you ever assembled an AR-15? If not, you may find it difficult.
@@gummybear41283 First of all, I want to compliment you for asking for help. Most folks just jump into these projects, and mess something up, be it the gun or their very expensive new trigger. If you haven't done this before, it can be daunting, and you have all the right concerns. Seriously, you're awesome! You'll need a good set of punches, preferably brass for this particular project, and a bench block. I like the Wheeler for small projects like this one. And most of all, you need patience. This project requires some very tedious work, where you hold tension on a spring, while lining up multiple pin holes and insert a lubed pin, all at once. Before you install the Geissele, if you have stripped lowers and parts kits that you never got around to assembling, do one of those first. It's better to experiment on some cheap mil-spec stuff before trying this with the Geissele. It'll also give you a good sense of how to install this kind of trigger. If you take the Geissele out of the pack, and it looks completely nuts to you, take it to a gunsmith, and pay the extra $35 or whatever they charge. It shouldn't be much more than that, and it's not worth messing up your lower or the new trigger. Anyhow, good luck, and let me know how it goes!
Idk if you still make videos but few things 1 I already own this trigger but have not shot with it yet so I found some videos to make me feel even better about my purchase lol. 2 I ushaly Don't like videos where ppl do or say dumb things but I'm at work listening to this video and an laugh my ass off for real. If you arnt makeing videos still get back to it man. I subscribed to your channel for you thanks for the laugh.. ( I wonder if geissele hires ppl to break food and be like yup that's the one ) hahah not exactly what you said but still
@@TheRedArrowExpress I very much appreciate the kind words. Really, thank you. I tried to include info that I wasn't able to find when I was trigger shopping, hoping it might be helpful to someone else.
I enjoyed your review so much that I subscribed to your channel! Thank you for a humorous yet informative presentation.
You're awesome, and the kind words are much appreciated!
Good video man it was very informative and I appreciate your humor.
Thank you so much!
Dude! You're a comedian! Love the commentary! Thank you, this video made me decide that I would like my trigger to break just like a candy cane!
Love the humor, and I will echo the sentiments of others that its refreshing to watch an informative video from someone that doesnt take themselves so seriously. Nicely done, captain. You got a sub.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm honored by your support.
Late to the party but I just scored one during Geissele’s Memorial Day sale for $155. Excited to try it out soon!
I'm an immediate fanboi. Love the content. Great info and hilarious editing.
Subscribed, amazing channel. Funny guy and great content. Keep doing what you’re doing sir.
Great review ! Very interesting and entertaining. Just bought 2 SSA s Can’t wait to shoot them and see for myself after years of mil spec.
Thanks! I hope you enjoy yours as much as I have enjoyed mine. Mil-spec triggers still feel great to me in a nostalgic sense, but nothing compares to the Geisseles -- they're in a league of their own. Let me know what you think of yours!
Way better than Mil Spec the SSA-E not even in the same ball park !
@@thegunpenguin Absolutely love the SSA. I’ve now installed 3 of them in lowers I built a year ago. What a difference from my Colt ARs mil spic triggers. Smooth as silk.
Incredibly entertaining and still informative. Lol i laughed so many times. I like your style man 👍
Thank you for the kind words, my friend!
just got one from primary arms for $149! can't wait to try it
I thought I was the only one who finds the break soooo satisfying that it gives me goose bumps
Have you tried the SSA EX lightning ? I’m looking at this 1 and just wanted to get your take on it. Thanks for the time
got the same exact complete lower receiver and may upgrade to this SSA E.
I have the SSAE in my in Noveske and I love it
That's a great combination! Thanks for watching!
great video and info, thanks
Thanks for the kind words, and for watching!
I love the small picture edits here are there. Adds a bit of humor in the video
Guys lee lmao
I just scored one for $180 from PSA last night. This morning the same trigger is $240 on PSA. Wish I would of bought 5 of them.
I saw that deal and thought the same thing! That's a steal.
@@thegunpenguin
It sure is. While I've got your ear, I want to tell you I really like your channel. I love the intro and music you made. It's an unique gun channel.
@@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS That's very, very kind of you, and I'm grateful for your viewership and the generous compliment!
By the way, as I think about it, the SSA-E might still be my favorite Geissele, and I need to remember to snag a few more the next time they run that deal. What do you think of the straight trigger bows? I bought the SD-E, and though it's an amazing trigger, I still don't like it as much as the classic SSA-E.
@@thegunpenguin
I dont own any straight trigger bows. I own two ssa-e triggers, besides that it's been all milspec triggers for me. My BCM has a nice trigger, but it's not a whole lot better than the polished milsoec triggers from P.S.A.
Anyhow, I've been extremely interested in the SD-E and flat bows in general. I've been told they make the trigger feel lighter, and I feel like you could really get some rapid shots off with one.
I'd love for you to make a video comparing the ssa-e and the sd-e if you have time. Or even just a comment on your thoughts of the flat bow.
My favorite trigger! Hands down.
It's my favorite too. Nothing feels quite as good.
You’re a legend for this
Best review out there.
Great video thank you !
I'm building my first AR and got this trigger. I have some experience shooting rifles but not a lot. I personally don't think I'll have a problem with a light trigger but I don't plan on being in high anxiety situations with it. Most of my other parts including both recievers are Aero and a Faxon barrel. Thoughts?
Nothing wrong with the Aero receivers. For the money they are nice and never fail.
Faxon barrel is great too. For most of us it's hard to cough up $400-$650 for a JP Enterprises or Criterion barrel. As you know you can upgrade as time goes by and money permits.
@@bruceb9515 awesome thanks man!
Do you have the full intro song somewhere? I kinda like it
Thanks for listening to it! In the end, that one didn't make it onto an album, so I don't have a finished mastered version; I want to say I whipped it up in an afternoon just as something to stick in front of videos. Maybe one day I'll clean it up and release it.
"This trigger is so nice it makes me hungry" should be Geissles new motto! 😂
Hahahah I forgot about that. But for real, they make me hungry.
@@thegunpenguin
LOL 🤣
If you're ever in the north Florida area, I'd love to buy you a beer. You're a hoot!
@@DEATH_TO_TYRANTS Hey, I play guitar for a living and I don't live that far from you. You might get a message from me next time I have to drive to Miami.
@@thegunpenguin
AND you're a professional musician!? You really are one cool cat!
Dont hesitate to hit me up. I'm in Tallahassee, plenty of good food and drink, but we're kinda lacking on places to shoot.
Seriously, dont hesitate to touch base with me :)
I won't hesitate, seriously! I really like Tallahassee; it's a very cool city, it's got that small-city-big-town vibe that's so pleasant and distinctly American.
I ordered candy Cain’s with prime to compare and there right it snaps like a candy Cain only the red and white not the rainbow ones. Don’t understand that. All in all it’s a amazingly great trigger and I just ordered another from PSA that comes with ten Pmags for less then I paid for the one I have in my BCM M4
That deal at PSA was crazy! I've always found the break to be more like a frozen Snickers, or perhaps warm M&Ms, or a raw potato, even.
I’m currently shopping around for a new trigger and this one was on my mind. I’ve never seen your channel before but after watching for about 3 minutes I subbed. We need more cool funny people like you in the industry, too many tactical douchbags out here taking themselves too serious hahah keep up the good work!
Thank you for the kind words -- truly, I'm honored that you would want to subscribe. Like you said, the self-serious tactical shit is incredibly stale, and doesn't convey how incredibly fun it is to shoot guns. Guns are awesome, and shooting is fun.
Agreed, it’s all a front, some of the best fighters I ever met in my military career we’re all a bunch of dorks lol I’m out now but i still gravitate towards the same kind of people. Stay golden you sexy beast, you got a sub for life! P.s. I’m an audio engineer too
@@goosechickinpox7538 That's a really interesting observation. Ya'll beautiful folks who have served seemed to have a way healthier outlook on tactical shit. It does seem to be us civilians who take it to a weird, embarrassing place, most of the time. You do audio too? That's fucking awesome!! We'll have to talk shop sometime!
Amazing video man! Hilarious too
How do you not have more subs?? Great review!
Thank you so much for the kind words, my friend, and for the sub. That compliment made my night, and frankly, I'm honored that people want to subscribe at all. The channel is still very small, but I keep plugging away at it. If you know anyone else who might enjoy it, I'd really appreciate you passing it along. Thanks again, and if there's anything you'd like to see on the channel, I'm open to any and all suggestions.
@@thegunpenguin I haven't gone through all of your videos but a review on the cz-97 would be cool. I've been looking into a .45 but I don't really want a 1911
@@d.d.3629 That's a great suggestion. I definitely wouldn't mind trying out a 97. Speaking of non-1911 .45s, do you have any interesting the .45 PX4 Storm? That's another one that grabs my attention.
@@thegunpenguin I haven't seen too much on it, im just now entertaining the though if a .45, it seems like it would be a cool carry gun
@@d.d.3629 I think so too. Very comfortable and easy to shoot well.
We used the SSA triggers. They are excellent
They're awesome! Can't go wrong with those, for sure.
I have a Colt MK 12 Mod 0 and a Colt M4 both have SSA-E triggers installed !
Great video
I like it! A bit of humor in the teachings. Makes me wanna put mine on the desk to push trigger that way lol.
You did a great job
Thank you so much! I'm honored!
Looking at the Geissele SSP for my DD M4A1
super 3 gun! geissele for life! just got a hi speed national match but great video
Thanks! Every trigger Geissele makes is awesome. You can't go wrong.
Are you from Tacoma ? I see your gun says Aero Precision Tacoma, WA?
The fat civilian in camo made me laugh out loud.
Thoughts on this for a 308 precision ar rifle? Don’t care for the single stage triggers like my velocity
I think the SSA-E would be a great choice for that application. Some of the longest shots I've made with an AR have been with one of these triggers. I'm not saying one can't shoot single-stage triggers really well -- my Tikka has an extremely nice single-stage -- but the two-stage really does help me. Triggers are very subjective, but if you're not liking the Velocity for long shots, I'd wager this would be to your liking. Being able to prep the shot and release at just the right moment, for me anyway, is the difference between a good shot, and a potentially great shot, assuming I don't suck that day. I hope that helps!
@@thegunpenguin thanks for the reply. I've been up in the air between this trigger and their national match dmr setup for $279. Not sure 79 bucks would make a difference in quality from the ssae to the national match. My issue with the velocity Is bump firing and lack of knowing when the trigger is actually going to brake with the single stage
@@RobF3024 Happy to help! Between those two, the National Match is going to offer adjustability, and no other real differences. You can tune it exactly to your liking, while the SSA-E is fixed. Because I love the SSA-E, and mostly only purchase those, I've never needed the adjustability, but if I needed to go lighter than the SSA-E, that's exactly the trigger I'd buy. The National Match is an outstanding trigger. There's no difference in quality between the two. The extra money pays for the added features. The break is of the same quality, along with the polish, the take up, the reset, and the feel of the face. It'll all be the same. I don't hesitate to recommend either one.
Strongly suggest SSA-E
Have them in my MK 12 and M4.
No other trigger !
Your graphics are hilarious!
Great info
Best laugh I've had in awhile. Just got a need subscriber
You're awesome, my friend! Thanks for watching. I used to know a feller named Matt Kay.
This wasn't the technical manual version of a trigger review. It's more of a tabloid/comic book version, but the point is concise in a whimsical way. I polish milspec triggers that break like like dry linguini and under 3 lbs.
That intro got me to subscribe...lol
I'm honored that you'd want to subscribe! Much appreciated!
Intro theme music has a strong John Carpenter vibe!
Thank you! High praise!
Got a review of the S3G?
Not yet, but if there's enough demand, I'm happy to buy one and review it.
After shooting with this trigger
Milspec triggers are dead to me.
Subscribed ;)
I very much appreciate it!
I’ve used SSA-E for about a year now and even after becoming very familiar with the wall, I still feel that the second stage is so light that I am certain I would AD in an actual combat situation. I dry fire daily and shoot every two weeks, but it always breaks sooner than I anticipate the first time I pull the trigger each day. I think the extra pound of the SSA would be better for me.
I’ve mostly shot just plain jane two stage USMC issued triggers in M16’s and M4’s and recently got an SSA for my personal rifle…. After dry firing it several time I though maybe they sent me an SSA-E and even checked the box to make sure it was in fact an SSA (which it was)…..but if the SSA-E is roughly 1lb less I can’t imagine how light it is!!
***edit*** so I got an SSA-E at Christmas time. They are very similar but, as described by Bill Geissele, the SSAE breaks so much like a glass rod than the SSA. Both triggers are great. I’ve got the SSA’s in my 10.3 and 14.5 SBR’s for general use and the SSA-E is gonna be in my own mock up version of a Mk12
It’s a 2 stage trigger learn the reset on it for quick close quarters shooting. Also great for slow squeeze for precision shooting. Great Trigger the SSA-E.
The SSA-E has already been issued in later MK 12 MOD 0 and MK 12 MOD 1 replacing the Knight 2 stage trigger after mishap in Combat.
Should the trigger pin wobble in the hole like that when you were testing takeup? Not a criticism just a novice builder.
It's fine -- I've got Geissele triggers in all of my Aeros, and all of them wobble a little. So far, none of them have walked out. Also, sorry for the late reply, but I wanted to look at a few of my triggers before responding. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching!
@@thegunpenguin Thanks, one less thing for me to worry about ! Also, I have the MagPul clamshell vice block system for building. Everyone is saying that is hard of the upper receiver. Is that true?
@@DavidBrown-it9ig Do you mean the BEV Block thingy? That's the only block I've seen from MagPul, but maybe they make a clamshell I haven't seen, like the Wheeler one. The BEV block could stress an upper more than something like the Wheeler, only because you're sort of pressing or torqueing the upper against that block, versus the clamshells that lock down the upper completely. But, you're not guaranteed to have issue with the BEV, and lots of folks use them without issue. I would certainly use one, though I prefer the clamshells. While I'm at it, here's some unsolicited internet advice from some weirdo making videos: if this is your first time putting together an AR15, go slow, and if something feels weird, stop. Especially when you're installing the barrel. Anyhow, sorry, you probably know that. If you're moving slowly, the BEV block will work just fine.
@@thegunpenguin I meant the Wheeler style clamshell. I have that. Ill use it. Thanks for the info!
Happy to help! Sorry for the confusion. While I'm throwing unsolicited info at you, you'll probably find as you go through a build or two that you have certain tools and methods that work really well for you, and they might not be the standard preferences. Anyhow, I hope your enjoy your build, and thanks for watching my terrible video!
I have a sig mcx and I'd like to get a tad better trigger.
Gonna find some brittle objects to snap to calibrate my finger
Good show ....
Thank you very much!
The subliminal messaging is spot on. I want a candy cane now🤣🤣
Funny, now they’re $149 (both SSA and SSA-E) every holiday sale from both PSA and Primary Arms
It's as if "thegunpenguin" is not only his favorite comedian but also his audience, as well.
A whole 3 years trigger does this trigger stand the test of time ?
Mines seen over 5k rounds now and it's only been cleaned once. I wouldn't trust any trigger more than a geissele.
Scored one for $140 very nice trigger,but i like the 3 gun better
was it hard to install the trigger?? I subbed
Not to me, but difficulty is relative. I do all of my own work, and haven't visited a gunsmith in a decade and a half. Have you ever assembled an AR-15? If not, you may find it difficult.
@@thegunpenguin no I haven't, did it come with instructions? what tools would I need?
@@gummybear41283 First of all, I want to compliment you for asking for help. Most folks just jump into these projects, and mess something up, be it the gun or their very expensive new trigger. If you haven't done this before, it can be daunting, and you have all the right concerns. Seriously, you're awesome!
You'll need a good set of punches, preferably brass for this particular project, and a bench block. I like the Wheeler for small projects like this one. And most of all, you need patience. This project requires some very tedious work, where you hold tension on a spring, while lining up multiple pin holes and insert a lubed pin, all at once.
Before you install the Geissele, if you have stripped lowers and parts kits that you never got around to assembling, do one of those first. It's better to experiment on some cheap mil-spec stuff before trying this with the Geissele. It'll also give you a good sense of how to install this kind of trigger. If you take the Geissele out of the pack, and it looks completely nuts to you, take it to a gunsmith, and pay the extra $35 or whatever they charge. It shouldn't be much more than that, and it's not worth messing up your lower or the new trigger.
Anyhow, good luck, and let me know how it goes!
Your trigger pins are a bit loose in your lower receiver. You can see it wobble as you're manipulating the trigger
Heck yea
Idk if you still make videos but few things 1 I already own this trigger but have not shot with it yet so I found some videos to make me feel even better about my purchase lol. 2 I ushaly Don't like videos where ppl do or say dumb things but I'm at work listening to this video and an laugh my ass off for real. If you arnt makeing videos still get back to it man. I subscribed to your channel for you thanks for the laugh..
( I wonder if geissele hires ppl to break food and be like yup that's the one ) hahah not exactly what you said but still
Disappointed you didn't put
Queen Under Pressure at 3:30
A missed opportunity if there ever was one.
@@thegunpenguin
Though in all seriousness I appreciate this review.
You went over more stuff, concerns and skill required than most other youtubers.
@@TheRedArrowExpress I very much appreciate the kind words. Really, thank you. I tried to include info that I wasn't able to find when I was trigger shopping, hoping it might be helpful to someone else.
It breaks like a thin sheet of ice
It’s normal to snap candy canes all the time BRO
I thought you meant the trigger is do fast it just is hungry for more ammo. Lol
Black Friday deal got it $168.00
Its a 2 stage trigger, thats why the reset is so long
And it's an intentional design element.
LaRue is a much better trigger for half the price. Just put a SSA-E in my 12.5 and I'm returning it and putting the LaRue MBT2 back in lmao
No way lol
But does the bdsm horse approve?
BDSM Horse is very judgmental, and rarely offers approval.
Even when it is deserved.
Haha this is guy is funny as hell😂
Thanks!
13:32 🤣🤣🤣
Your funny lol
Thank you, my friend!
For emptying a mag in a hurry, a 2 lb single stage sounds better!!!
😆
Lol
HA HA Charade you are
Reeeeeeeeeeeeee, I'm triggered.
Hmm one costs €600 for MR223.. But I guess I have earned it?
For the love of God....stop with the photo cut-ins...they are annoying.
No thanks! Watch something else.