Finally got the funds for this upgrade, but can't find a dealer that has stock, or is savvy enough to state on their website if what they are selling is small or large pin. When I order an expensive part, I like to talk to a real person while placing my order. Any suggestions regarding a dealer (actually stocking this product) with a solid reputation who is knowledgable enough to actually know that unlucky Colt owners need a Large Pin trigger. Thanks in advance!
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Re: Geissele SSA-E Trigger For Large Pin Colts
hStiglitz,
You can order directly from Geissele. When I was looking for mine the dealers were the same price as the Geissele web site.
hStiglitz,
You can order directly from Geissele. When I was looking for mine the dealers were the same price as the Geissele web site.
Re: Geissele SSA-E Trigger For Large Pin Colts
Go directly to Geissele,
http://geissele.com/supersemi-automaticenhancedssa-etrigger-1.aspx
Bill and his team will take awesome care of you, you might even get some swag out of it going direct as well.
Go directly to Geissele,
http://geissele.com/supersemi-automaticenhancedssa-etrigger-1.aspx
Bill and his team will take awesome care of you, you might even get some swag out of it going direct as well.
Re: Geissele SSA-E Trigger For Large Pin Colts
I got my large pin Geissele SSA-E from Adco Firearms for my pre-ban R6551 last year. Just keep in mind if you have an old pre-ban lower w/a pinned sear block (like mine) - you may need to stone the rear of the disconnector. I had to remove a few thousandths of an inch on mine as it was binding. However, the final results are outstanding. That's makes 6 Geisseles for me and counting (2 Hi-Speed's, 2 SSA-E's and 2 S3G's)
AvsFan
I got my large pin Geissele SSA-E from Adco Firearms for my pre-ban R6551 last year. Just keep in mind if you have an old pre-ban lower w/a pinned sear block (like mine) - you may need to stone the rear of the disconnector. I had to remove a few thousandths of an inch on mine as it was binding. However, the final results are outstanding. That's makes 6 Geisseles for me and counting (2 Hi-Speed's, 2 SSA-E's and 2 S3G's)
AvsFan
Re: Geissele SSA-E Trigger For Large Pin Colts
Thanks for the input. I do not like to deal with an outfit that has what I consider poor customer service. I do not enjoy typing my credit care info into a computer (I guess I'm just strange that way), I want to talk to a real person to make sure I get the right part, that it's in stock and that I get an order #. Using that criteria, I consider Geissele Automatic and ADCO Firearms to have POOR customer service when it comes to taking orders from guys like myself. I order a lot of stuff from reputable places like Midway and Brownells and am always able to order from a real person. They however, do not think that servicing the market for Colt owners is worthy of their effort. I guess that I'm just going to hold my nose and order directly from them. If they weren't getting such great feedback, I'd be looking at someone else's product. Rant Off! Thanks!
Thanks for the input. I do not like to deal with an outfit that has what I consider poor customer service. I do not enjoy typing my credit care info into a computer (I guess I'm just strange that way), I want to talk to a real person to make sure I get the right part, that it's in stock and that I get an order #. Using that criteria, I consider Geissele Automatic and ADCO Firearms to have POOR customer service when it comes to taking orders from guys like myself. I order a lot of stuff from reputable places like Midway and Brownells and am always able to order from a real person. They however, do not think that servicing the market for Colt owners is worthy of their effort. I guess that I'm just going to hold my nose and order directly from them. If they weren't getting such great feedback, I'd be looking at someone else's product. Rant Off! Thanks!
Re: Geissele SSA-E Trigger For Large Pin Colts
Just a little update; Well, I placed my order with Geissele on their web site. All seemed to be going well, I chose UPS ground shipping for $9.98 and that was indicated at checkout. When I clicked "Checkout", my invoice showed I was being charged $59 for next day air shipping. Of course when I called them, the lady who handles this is at lunch and will call me back later. Any bets on me actually geting a call?
Just a little update; Well, I placed my order with Geissele on their web site. All seemed to be going well, I chose UPS ground shipping for $9.98 and that was indicated at checkout. When I clicked "Checkout", my invoice showed I was being charged $59 for next day air shipping. Of course when I called them, the lady who handles this is at lunch and will call me back later. Any bets on me actually geting a call?
Re: Geissele SSA-E Trigger For Large Pin Colts
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: hStiglitz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the input. I do not like to deal with an outfit that has what I consider poor customer service. I do not enjoy typing my credit care info into a computer (I guess I'm just strange that way), I want to talk to a real person to make sure I get the right part, that it's in stock and that I get an order #. Using that criteria, <span style="font-weight: bold">I consider Geissele Automatic</span> and ADCO Firearms <span style="font-weight: bold">to have POOR customer service</span> when it comes to taking orders from guys like myself. I order a lot of stuff from reputable places like Midway and Brownells and am always able to order from a real person. They however, do not think that servicing the market for Colt owners is worthy of their effort. I guess that I'm just going to hold my nose and order directly from them. If they weren't getting such great feedback, I'd be looking at someone else's product. Rant Off! Thanks! </div></div>
You have no clue how wrong you actually are, Geissele treats their customers like royalty.
You sound more like the type of cat that runs Bill Springfield trigger jobs, rather than Bill Geissele triggers anyway.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: hStiglitz</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the input. I do not like to deal with an outfit that has what I consider poor customer service. I do not enjoy typing my credit care info into a computer (I guess I'm just strange that way), I want to talk to a real person to make sure I get the right part, that it's in stock and that I get an order #. Using that criteria, <span style="font-weight: bold">I consider Geissele Automatic</span> and ADCO Firearms <span style="font-weight: bold">to have POOR customer service</span> when it comes to taking orders from guys like myself. I order a lot of stuff from reputable places like Midway and Brownells and am always able to order from a real person. They however, do not think that servicing the market for Colt owners is worthy of their effort. I guess that I'm just going to hold my nose and order directly from them. If they weren't getting such great feedback, I'd be looking at someone else's product. Rant Off! Thanks! </div></div>
You have no clue how wrong you actually are, Geissele treats their customers like royalty.
You sound more like the type of cat that runs Bill Springfield trigger jobs, rather than Bill Geissele triggers anyway.
Re: Geissele SSA-E Trigger For Large Pin Colts
Get it from MidwayUSA and use the discount codes. Should be at least $20 off. Geiselle is the way to go.
Get it from MidwayUSA and use the discount codes. Should be at least $20 off. Geiselle is the way to go.
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