Wisconsin trigger company vs geissele

[alibi]

Anyone have any hands on?

Looking at the MK-IIA2 vs National Match

This will be for a service rifle and a mk12. I’m inclined to get both and see for myself but figured I’d ask first. Thank you for any hands on info.

 

[jakhamr81]

I would go with a Geissele SSA or SSA-E. I'm not a fan of adjustable triggers.

 

[houndog]

Don't have any personal experience with Wisconsin trigger, but it's tough to go wrong with a Geissele. LaRue also makes a very nice 2 stage trigger and I think they're currently on sale for a price that's bought to beat.

 

[ToddKS]

I am using a SSA-E in one of my AR's. Very happy with that trigger.

 

[Ericbc7]

The wi trigger is impossible to beat
if cost is a concern, go with larue mbt

 

[alibi]

MK IIA1 en route

 

[longshot2000]

I have to plead ignorance. I don't know the name. I use G, LaRue and RRA in my semi-auto builds, and occasionally Colt. Every year, there are new a great manufacturers making triggers, rails, barrels, etc. It used to be a very small group of known names.... Scopes to some extent.

 

[alibi]

I have to plead ignorance. I don't know the name. I use G, LaRue and RRA in my semi-auto builds, and occasionally Colt. Every year, there are new a great manufacturers making triggers, rails, barrels, etc. It used to be a very small group of known names.... Scopes to some extent.

From what I understand from the website, talking to the owner and a book. This is the original, patented two stage AR trigger design. Just a new company producing it.

 

[Ericbc7]

Fyi
i should confess that I don’t have one of the WI trigger co’ triggers yet. I do have 2 Larue MBT’s, a Geissle target match (adjustable) and a TriggerTech drop in. The triggertech has the cleanest break of any trigger I have used but costs $200 + it is technically a 2stage but only has like a 1/2 lb first stage.

the Geisle is nice but seems more complicated to adjust and +$200
the MBT is noticeably clean and nice with about a 2/2 first and second stage and at $99 on sale is hard to beat.
so from my research online, if your going to pay $200+ you should consider the WI trigger.
sorry for the endorsement without evidence-I don’t like it when folks do that and should refrain when tempted.

i was enthusiastic about WI triggers after listening to an interview on the Precision rifle (media?)podcast and encourage anyone interested look it up.
-Eric
again my apologies for not respecting the original poster and the forum in general regarding personal experience.

 

[GhostFace]

If the current Wisconsin trigger is anything like the Milazzo Krieger that I got to play with in an early SR25 then its what every 2 stage trigger should be!
My only concern with it having a screw is how field/duty worthy will it be?

 

[alibi]

If the current Wisconsin trigger is anything like the Milazzo Krieger that I got to play with in an early SR25 then its what every 2 stage trigger should be!
My only concern with it having a screw is how field/duty worthy will it be?

That’s encouraging!!!