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The Geissele hammer shows less sign of deformation from use than the FFT hammer. Having said that, I have not experienced or know of anyone who has had an issue with the FFT hammer failing.

 

The FFT trigger and disconnector are good 922® upgrades. You'll also get a nice reduced trigger pull from the upgrade.

 

The only issue I've encountered with the Geissele hammer is the hammer is really difficult to cock when the safety is on and the hammer is lowered. The factory and FFT hammer do not experience this issue.

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Is it? I've never seen it written down anywhere. The safety fixes the trigger in position, so the hammer pivots back the disconnector is hit a little harder. I can't see it doing much or any damage when cycling by hand.

 

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This image shows the primary sear contact point between the hammers available. Visually, you can see the Geissele has the most contact area. I trust their surface hardening more than even the OEM.

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Is it? I've never seen it written down anywhere. The safety fixes the trigger in position, so the hammer pivots back the disconnector is hit a little harder. I can't see it doing much or any damage when cycling by hand.

 

 

During a Benelli armorer's course we were advised that doing so places additional stress on the trigger pin and the bushing that goes through the hammer that can cause unnecessary wear and in some cases has resulted in broken trigger pins or failure of the hammer/trigger interface. That's why I don't do it and advise others not to. But that's just me.

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  • 3 years later...
During a Benelli armorer's course we were advised that doing so places additional stress on the trigger pin and the bushing that goes through the hammer that can cause unnecessary wear and in some cases has resulted in broken trigger pins or failure of the hammer/trigger interface. That's why I don't do it and advise others not to. But that's just me.

Thanks for this. Been looking for an official stance on it, and this is as official as it seems it will get.

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