False Advertisement
Bought the Geissele G Lever about a month ago and from the beginning I should’ve known something was off. Supposedly didn’t work with either the SD-C or the SSAE-X that I had so no problem I ordered a SSA-E. Everything installed doesn’t work. I watch the videos I follow all the troubleshooting and where I should’ve stopped was “polishing the trigger bar” like the guy says but against my better judgement I did. Polished a little at a time and would retest and each time it was not passing its functions tests. Eventually I end up with a ruined Geissele trigger and a pile of useless parts. I emailed Atrius and they said it sounded defective and that they would elevate my claim and send a return label. I sent it off and was emailed today (after a previous email saying they were marking it defective and refunding me my money) saying that the G Lever wasn’t defective and they were sending it back to me. This company has no respect for its customers and like previous people have noted it may work for them but if consumers are having issues it’s time to listen. This is false advertisement as the website (and I have screenshots) states “no modifications necessary.” If your website states this but you require consumers to modify through “polishing” a perfectly good Geissele trigger, then you don’t have a true drop in product and it is THE DEFINITION of false advertisement.







