| SKU | Designation | French Law | MSRP | Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKU GE05166 | Designation SD3-G Trigger | French Law A |
MSRP
599.00 € incl. tax
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Out of stock
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| SKU GE05483 | Designation SSP Relaxation | French Law A |
MSRP
469.00 € incl. tax
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Out of stock
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Founded on a culture of innovation and robustness, Geissele Automatics has been developing high-precision triggers and components for civilian users, competitors, and specialized forces since 2004. Renowned for the quality of its triggers and its reliability in extreme conditions, the American brand has established itself as a global benchmark.
SD3-G trigger: Extreme responsiveness for dynamic 3-Gun sport shooting.
SSP trigger: Clean and direct break for shooters seeking pure precision.
The Geissele SD-3G is designed for one thing: speed. Engineered for 3-Gun shooting, this hybrid trigger offers a smooth break with instant reset, while retaining the safety of a robust two-stroke-type mechanism.
The SD-3G's firing profile falls between a single-stage and a two-stage trigger, with a progressive break and extremely rapid return. This unique behavior offers great smoothness in rapid fire, while remaining predictable.
Its flat trigger provides a linear feel, reduces the perceived trigger pull weight, and improves tactile feedback with each shot. In use, control is immediate and intuitive.
Designed for fast-paced events, the SD-3G offers two configurations:
This is not a trigger for long-range precision shooting, but it excels in fast engagements, IPSC courses or 3-Gun events.
Yes, this trigger is compatible with AR-15 and AR-10 platforms equipped with Mil-Spec pins. No additional milling is required.
This model is not designed for precision shooting. Its very fast trigger pull and short reset are optimized for dynamic competition, not for grouping shots at a fixed target.
The light spring offers a starting resistance between 3 and 4 lbs for maximum responsiveness. The stiffer spring goes up to 5.5 lbs for those who prefer a little more resistance under the finger.