My SPRish build is almost done

[Bhobbs]

Damn that looks familiar!!

Addax lower and upper, BHW Poly 18" barrel, SJC Titan comp, full floated Odin Works handguard, Harris Bipod with QD swivel/pan mount and a Nikon Monarch 5-20x44 SF BDC scope.
Since the picture I added a CMC flat single stage trigger module.

Nice rifle, Kes. How does it shoot?

Go into your nearest AR friendly gun store and ask to try both. Most the single stage drop ins are awesome feeling. You may like them. But if 2-stage is what you know it may be better to stick with that.

I was planning on it. It seems like the SSA-E would work best but $200 is a lot of money to drop without knowing how it feels.

[Mr.1904]

Nice rifle, Kes. How does it shoot?







I was planning on it. It seems like the SSA-E would work best but $200 is a lot of money to drop without knowing how it feels.

The SSA-E is their basic trigger in my opinion. If you go Geissele pony up the extra 30-40$ for something a little nicer.

[Bhobbs]

The SSA-E is their basic trigger in my opinion. If you go Geissele pony up the extra 30-40$ for something a little nicer.

Which would you recommend?

[POINTMANDDT]

The SSA-E is their basic trigger in my opinion. If you go Geissele pony up the extra 30-40$ for something a little nicer.

The G2S is Geissele's basic trigger, the SSA is their two stage combat and the SSA-E is their enhanced SSA. I've shot their match triggers and for my needs it wasn't for me. If the OP is going for a true bench rifle maybe he should consider the match line. If he is looking for a true SPR, than I would go with the SSA-E. My SPR with a SSA-E can produce 1/4 MOA groups, so I'm glad I went with it.

5 shots at a 100 yards

[Bhobbs]

Finished rifle.

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[Bhobbs]

The G2S is Geissele's basic trigger, the SSA is their two stage combat and the SSA-E is their enhanced SSA. I've shot their match triggers and for my needs it wasn't for me. If the OP is going for a true bench rifle maybe he should consider the match line. If he is looking for a true SPR, than I would go with the SSA-E. My SPR with a SSA-E can produce 1/4 MOA groups, so I'm glad I went with it.

5 shots at a 100 yards

Based on your explanation, and results, it looks like the SSA-E is what I should get. I don't shoot matches, yet, but want a trigger that fits the quality of the rest of the rifle.

[Junkie]

I have the SSA-E on one of my guns and it might be a little too light for a field rifle. For a bench gun it's great. I have a G2S on another one and it's a bit better for something you're moving with. I think the SSA is supposed to be the same weight as the G2S but a bit nicer (and more expensive).

I'm considering building an SPR-ish rifle in the not too distant future. Not at all a real SPR, but probably something 18", rifle gassed, rifle stocked, with an optic.

[Bhobbs]

I have the SSA-E on one of my guns and it might be a little too light for a field rifle. For a bench gun it's great. I have a G2S on another one and it's a bit better for something you're moving with. I think the SSA is supposed to be the same weight as the G2S but a bit nicer (and more expensive).

I'm considering building an SPR-ish rifle in the not too distant future. Not at all a real SPR, but probably something 18", rifle gassed, rifle stocked, with an optic.

I won't be lugging this thing around. It will mostly be a bench gun at the range or prone shooting when I'm on BLM land.

[iluvmycolt]

Finished rifle.

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Looks really good. Congrats and have fun with it.