Geissele Super Tricon

The Geissele Super Tricon trigger is a match-grade, two-stage trigger system engineered in collaboration with Jeff Gonzales of Trident Concepts. Built from tool steel with a full-power hammer spring, this trigger delivers the precision and reliability demanded by competitive shooters, law enforcement trainers, and dedicated practitioners who require consistent performance under pressure. The Super Tricon's two-stage architecture provides inherent safety through its staged break geometry while maintaining the crisp, predictable let-off that serious shooters demand.

The trigger features a distinctive two-stage pull weight progression: 2.5 lbs on the first stage and 2.0 lbs on the second stage, totaling a 4.5 lb pull. This measured weight distribution encourages trigger control discipline while the carrot-shaped second stage break provides immediate, unambiguous feedback when the hammer releases. The ribbed trigger bow surface ensures positive indexing and reduces the risk of unintended lateral movement during high-stress manipulation. Tool steel construction resists wear and maintains dimensional stability through extended dry-fire practice and live-fire training cycles.

The Super Tricon is purpose-built for shooters who prioritize trigger consistency across platform systems. Whether running standard operating procedures in training, preparing for competitive events, or maintaining marksmanship readiness, this trigger removes variables from the firing sequence. Its two-stage design aligns with patrol rifle doctrine and defensive carbine training protocols where controlled, deliberate shots matter more than rapid fire. The compact 4.5 x 1 x 5.5-inch profile fits standard AR-platform receivers without requiring additional modifications.