(snip)... It also seems that I may need a smith to look at the Geissele. It is just not as smooth on the second stage as it should be. The trigger pull still seems a little heavy. When I was setting it up, increasing the trigger seemed to be the only way to stop it from cycling the bolt again and making it safe. This was after setting the sear engagement. </div></div>
In other words you mean the hammer is riding the bolt home? Is the disconnector assembled and installed properly (check the 2nd stage adjustment spring/plunger for binding)?
The GA hi-speed trigger isn't "smooth" on the second stage (break stage). It's crisp with a relatively short overtravel. In other words its a short first stage take up then a STOP...no creep, no smoothness whatsoever just a definitive STOP then click. But hey, if you don't like it I'll take it off your hands for hmmmm $180/$200 shipped as long as it has all the tools/pins/oil/grease that it's supposed to come with.
(No, I'm serious just PM me.)
IMO it's better than the jewell triggers for the AR platforms. Before there were only the Jewells now that GA made their Hi-speed trigger, there's no need for the Jewell.