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The Geissele G2S is the only one that Bill Geissele makes that doesn't have a specific serial number - or any laser engraving on it - so it you have that one, then just say it now. Otherwise, it has a model, and a specific serial number, engraved right into it. This, I know, for fact. G2S: G SSA-E: G SSA: G National Match:

I shredded an orange tiger cat like that, one winter morning in Washington. Wasn't my fault.

They do.

Let's get our stories straight here, brother - because there's a very distinct difference between the SSA and the SSA-E. I have them both, and I know this. You've stated both triggers now - that you say you have, when you initially noted that you had the SSA. I stated the pull weights. The SSA-E is a different animal, altogether. Post a pic of your trigger, because it's laser engraved, what exactly it is. Down to the serial number. Speciflically states exactly what trigger it is, too, in the laser engraving. The SSA-E beats the LaRue MBT-2S, hands down, every time. I have alot of trigger time on all these triggers, and I can tell you that, right now. The SSA-E doesn't beat the absolute shiit out of the LaRue, when you're comparing dollars, though, and I'll take a LaRue, with the pound-heavier in both pull weights, over the SSA-E, for another $100+ or more on the Geissele SSA-E, even on a sale from them... But there's no way you're gonna tell me that the SSA-E is a worse trigger than the LaRue MBT-2S. I have too much time on both of them to listen to that garbage. Now that all the Geissele Match triggers ship with all the springs (Match, DMR, Service), I've combined springs on the Match trigger to give me my perfect setup - and I've set that up on the last rifle I built for @Matt.Cross - on his 6.5 Grendel build Mk12 build. Combination of the Match and DMR springs, on that Match trigger setup. The SSA-E blows the LaRue MBT-2S away, just in pull weight, and what you can do with a 2-stage trigger. You have conflicting stories on what trigger you have - so just take a pic of the trigger you have, and post it already. I already know how all these triggers perform, from much trigger time on them.

SSA is a combined 2-stage, 2.5lbs first, another 2lbs to fire. 2.5/4.5lbs. Same as the LaRue MBT-2S. For something lighter than a LaRue, the SSA-E would be better suited for you. 2lb first stage, another 1.5lbs to break. 2.0/3.5lbs. For different trigger bows, G has other triggers that match those pull weights, from curved, to flat, to a flattened curve trigger, in both pull weights.

Yes. PA doesn't have a NDA in place with Holosun, though - but SIG DOES have a NDA in place. Good luck getting someone from SIG OR Holosun to admit the relationship. That's only some shiit you find out at SHOT Show. 2020, specifically.

There is no break-in on a Geissele trigger, brother. None. I'm just sayin'...

Not at all. I think they're greasing the skids, though, with all the SOF contracts that they're won in the last few years. THAT is the part that I can take back decades (2 decades), for information... Holosun makes all of SIG's red dots. Just tossing that out there.

Holy FUK, DUDE!!! I didn't even know you were still alive!... I'm just sayin'...

I'm just glad that this new optic wasn't a Sig-Sauer this time. They've been killing everything for the last few years, from guns to optics to everything. Someone there is getting paid off, and I can take the stories back a couple decades now.

Read, read, man. The info is all here. Read, before you buy more parts. Don't buy anything, before asking here first.

Sure looks long as fuk in the pic you posted, and not close to what it should be - Maybe you should have layed that thing down flat, on a table, next to a tape measure (not standing up on a bench), - like we asked in the first place. Bottom line - it's too long, and won't work in your gun like that, ever. You smell what I'm spreading, here?...

Cool story, bro.

That's where I was going...

That's a badass deal, right there! PSA does the AR15 stuff right. They really do.

Here's a pretty good article from RECOIL Magazine, on long range shooting. It's right - ballistics solvers and electronic aids can make anyone a long range hero, if you have enough gun to do it. My personal views don't jive with the article, though, because I'm a firm believer that you need to be able to do all this stuff without the use of electronic aids. "What are you gonna do when the batteries fail?..." Good article, though. https://www.recoilweb.com/demystifying-long-range-shooting-172201.html

I love it, brother!...

Yep, that's an AR15 rifle buffer. It should be 5.900" long, if it was made right. .308AR rifle buffers need to be 5.200" long. Wrong buffer.

That buffer will (should) be 5.200" long and weight in at 5.4oz. If's hard for them to mess that up, because there's only one way to build it, as far as a stock rifle buffer goes. Run the Armalite EA1095 recoil spring for a good combination, if that buffer checks out. The real Armalite part, too, not a knock-off. If you cannot find one, anywhere, the Sprinco Red spring will also work. ^^^ Yep, exactly. If weights need to be removed, that means the gas port is way too small. Dead giveaway, right there.

Here's another one to back that one up. Aaron Lewis. Think about the words - for both these songs I posted. The meaning is deep, and it's real. If you're not a Patriot for this country... You're nothing more than a Candy A$s. Do the right thing. Don't let this country fail, in a miserable heap of liberal bullshiit.

You probably need to modify it, and knock the corner off it with a dremel.

Including your freedom...

Don't worry about ejection pattern, until this thing is broken in. That isn't the end-all/be-all anyway. I don't care where my brass goes, as long as it gets out of the gun, and the gun functions. I don't set any rifle up, ever, based on any ejection pattern. Next, always start an adjustable gas block wide open. All the way. You save ammo that way, if you want to hear my version of the story. Always, Wide Fukkin Open to start. You need to spec these out, and find out what the details on the recoil system are. And post the results. You listed the weight of the buffer at 5.5oz, and that's a good weight. What's the length of the buffer? What's the internal depth of the receiver extension? I'd shiitcan the spring, just because it's an unknown. Unless you can give a relaxed length, wire diameter, and coil count, it's an unknown. Beyond that, we'll never know if it's chrome silicon, or what the material is that it's made of. Those details are super important. After the recoil system is solved, we'll move to the gas system - unless you want to get to that now. Pull the gas block, and measure the gas port diameter with numbers drill bits, use the shank of the bit to measure.

2.500" buffer setup running inside a 7.000" internal depth extension. Run that with a Sprinco Orange spring, and you're set. That will be a solid combination, right there, with that KAW 5.6oz buffer. Whatever issues show up after that, won't be recoil system problems.