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Geissele is the standard for AR triggers. Great triggers. But some of their best triggers are expensive.
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I have shot with several Geisselle triggers before. What are they always at the top of the list in these threads? They are not great triggers, IMO. They are famous because the .mil folks use them. I think .mil uses them because they improve trigger pull sort of without reducing total sear engagement. Therefore, the tolerance stackup for sear engagement is not affected. Therefore, nobody has to approve the reengineering of the lockwork.
Why does this help a civilian? Cause the gun will be safe.
Are the cassette type triggers safe? Yes, they are safe by reengineering the mechanism with different materials, tighter tolerances and better engineering. Look at the trigger scan data. It is all right there. These feel like good light crisp triggers and are safe.
The Geisselle triggers I used felt like a long medium weight pull with a short light pull stacked on top. OK, but not for serious accuracy work.