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Geissele hammers are unicorns now. The prices people are asking for used ones or that they add to a gun for having one is insane.

I wonder how it even got through QC. This one might have been skipped over, it certainly wasn’t test fired

I have a Geissele hammer along with FFT trigger and sear. Trigger pull was reduced by 1 pound 13 ounces. I’ll admit, my original intent of replacing those parts were due to chasing 922 total. The Gazeley hammer was used because of earlier FFT hammers being deformed with use. I’m not sure if the FFT hammers are still an issue but the guys Isley hammers are, as far as I know, no longer produced

My question was more so do aftermarket triggers clean up the trigger and make it break easier or are they more for 922R and longevity of the part?

I run stock triggers in four A&s housings.Never had a problem or with fitting or installing them.Some out of poly housing and aluminum