Geiselle G2S - 1st Outing

[andishdi]

My Geiselle G2S cleared customs last week (only took them
17 days...) and today was its first trip to the range.

It definitely feels better than the standard trigger, lighter and very consistent my only minor gripe is that I had expected the first stage to be a little heavier... Anyway, it worked faultlessly.

 

[GhostMutt]

Nice, still waiting to hear on my Hiperfire 24C....I was hoping i would have it before i started my comp season, but alas, round one was the stock trigger. It looks like it wont be 'in country' for another month or so yet. I'm an impatient man and the wait is really testing my resolve

So have you had a trigger weight pull on it, what does the thing actually break at?, does it improve accuracy any? On a scale of 1-10 how much better than stock trigger?

 

[andishdi]

Nice, still waiting to hear on my Hiperfire 24C....I was hoping i would have it before i started my comp season, but alas, round one was the stock trigger. It looks like it wont be 'in country' for another month or so yet. I'm an impatient man and the wait is really testing my resolve

So have you had a trigger weight pull on it, what does the thing actually break at?, does it improve accuracy any? On a scale of 1-10 how much better than stock trigger?

Stick with it, I'm sure it'll be worth the wait.

I haven't measured it and unless I'm with some curious soul who has the means to do so I doubt it ever will.

It's supposed to be 4.5lbs in total and from feel and assuming the stock trigger was about 6lbs I'd say it's about right and might get a little lighter with use, as I say I just expected a little more load would be required on the first stage but when I compared it to my long-barrelled pistol back-to-back which also has a two-stage (and is the reason for this foray) they were pretty similar.

It's difficult to quantify in numbers, I'd just say it's an improvement but would tell people not to expect a revelation... It's still a trigger.