High quality Airborne Arms Geronimo Trigger Systems – Compact Talon are designed to provide a custom trigger pull while enhancing the overall performance of your firearm. These fine Rifle Triggers from Airborne Arms are constructed from hardened A2 tool steel to ensure top of the line reliability and ruggedness for a long lifetime of use. Customize your Airborne Arms Geronimo Compact Talon Trigger System for different experiences and outcomes by taking advantage of the patented MSaT (modular surface and texture) technology. Airborne Arms built this trigger around the tried and true M16/M4 fire control design which makes installation straightforward and easy. Plus, Airborne Arms crafted the trigger/hammer/disconnector components of the Geronimo System from wire-EDM cut, stone-ground, and hand fit, making it one of the most reliable single-stage triggers on the market. These Airborne Arms weapon accessories are designed to reliably shoot all types of ammunition across a variety of platform types. Install the Airborne Arms Geronimo Talon Trigger System – Compact Talon for a customized shooting experience. Specifications for Airborne Arms Geronimo Trigger System – Compact Talon: Manufacturer: Airborne Arms Trigger Shape: Traditional Curved Trigger Pull Weight: 3 – 4 lb Hand: Ambidextrous Gun Make: AR Platform Gun Model: AR-9, AR-10, AR-15 Gun Type: Rifle Condition: New Finish: Various Weight: 1.77 oz Features of Airborne Arms Geronimo Trigger System – Compact Talon Curved/Recessed Trigger Shoe with ambi-chamfers and no-slip texturing Single Stage Trigger with zero-creep, a crisp break, and a quick positive reset A2 Tool Steel Hammer/Trigger/Disconnector precision EDM-cut, ground, and hand fit Hand stoned over-travel eliminator Patented MSaT Interchangeable trigger shoe platform Interchangeable spring sets adjust from a 3 to 4lb pull weight AA Max Diameter Titanium Anti-Walk Pins Ultra-Light 1.8 ounces assembled weight including pins Works with AR15, AR10, and AR9 platforms Package Contents: Airborne Arms Geronimo Trigger System – Compact Talon AA Max-Diameter Anti-Walk Titanium Pin Set (Gold) AA Ultra-light Hammer Spring AA Reliable-Light Hammer Spring AA Lightweight Trigger Spring Set Screw Drift Pin Disconnector Spring Allen Wrench Torx Wrench Instructions
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Lyle –
This is a great trigger at a decent price. I actually chose this trigger for the red shoe, but was VERY impressed by the trigger overall. If you can install a mil-spec, you can handle this. The trigger has a crisp, audible break and ZERO creep, and I love the rearward positioning of the finger in the trigger. In full transparency, I have only used mil-spec and a few drop in triggers in the past, so I cannot compare it to any of the high end trigger groups. I can honestly say it is as good, or better, than any of the drop in triggers I have used in the past.
JR –
Has little over travel but barely. The break is pretty crisp. Reset is great. I like how you can purchase different trigger shoes in different styles and colors to swap out. Only complaint i have is the compact talon trigger shoe brings the trigger shoes closer to the grip and due to me having large hands make me have to bend my trigger finger more making it not very ergonomic for my size of hands but I ordered the flat trigger shoe from Airborne Arms website and fixed the issue
Brady Yoder –
I would just like to warn anyone who is going with any anodized theme that the anodized Timber Creek saftey selects seems to not work with this particular trigger. Shoots on safe. I own their select proir to the trigger and have to find a new selecter. To confrim that the Timber creek it still works and is on another ar15 with a standard trigger and is 100% percent functioning. And my mil spec select from that ar15 is with this trigger.
Triggertech –
It is a nice trigger. The pull is harder as the first stage but the breaking glass at the wall would be a good description. What I hate about it is the use of tiny Chicago screws. Mine are at the point of stripping and they will not come apart. I have scratch the receiver attempting and will destroy the trigger to remove it. The pins still have side to side movement So cOoL