Tl;dr, larue's are honest good triggers, but I do like my geissele's

The dtt and rarebreed always left me unsatisfied in semi. Doesn't feel like milspec, .. That mush wall isn't up to my bougie standards of a true civ AR.

Another kick to raregreed is its all proprietary.

I have 2 geissele SSA's pushing near 5k and 7k rounds. Both triggers look great.

Recently upgraded to the newer SSA-X's when they were on sale at $220 🤑, added a purple hammer spring and they've been smooth at competition and goofing off.

If i need a new hammer spring or any other trigger component for the geissele, guarantee i can get the parts i need for it. Raregreed, even the partisan version, not sure how readily their customer support fields those calls..

This frt isn't the core mechanic of the rifle. The trigger is merely acted on to reset externally, no fancy springs, just leverage. If the bar breaks or safety gets boogered, you can add back your original safety and your rifle is back up. The cassette style triggers if something goes.. the whole cassette and rifle is down... (til fixed).

advisory these lever frt's require a m16 cut or low shelf lower receiver. My lmt's with their high shelf needed milled to allow clearance for the lever. The one pro for the cassette triggers is it doesn't matter what shelf.