The ARJ trigger kit is the most rudimentary and affordable aftermarket AR trigger option JARD offers. If you’re looking for an inexpensive AR trigger that’s comfortable, reliable and makes it easy to hit those longer shots, the ARJ is the perfect choice. Here at JARD, we believe that the best way to improve accuracy is a quality trigger. Specifications for JARD ARJ Trigger Kit: Manufacturer: JARD Color: Black Hand: Ambidextrous Gun Make: AR Platform Gun Type: Rifle Features of JARD ARJ Trigger Kit Single Stage Operation Smooth Pull and Crisp Break Hammer Set Sear Engagement Weighted Hammer for Consistent Ignition Package Contents: JARD ARJ Trigger Kit Pin Retainer
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choochoomagoo –
I bought this product because I have a rifle I shoot less than others I own and wanted a better than milspec trigger but didn't want the cost of the drop in/cassettes I bought for other guns.First off installing was tricky. It installs similar to milspec triggers but with some additions. There is an extra reset spring that is very tricky to put in. The instructions suggest adding some grease to the detent to help hold the spring while installing. I added too much, which was a tiny amount to start with. Therefore my trigger got stuck and would not reset, I had to push it forward for the reset. After diagnosing this. It reset smoothly, not as nice as my drop in/cassettes, but better than milspec.Second the installation instructions included a diagram of the trigger. The main spring in the diagram was upside down and after trying to install for about 20 minutes I realized the mistake. It installs very similar to a milspec trigger spring. DUH!Third I ordered the 3lb straight trigger. I received a Curved trigger, not sure of the weight but it still is pretty smooth. I could have returned it but I was too anxious to try it out. So, opted to keep the curved one. All in All better than milspec, smooth, resets nicely (now). Honestly I will probably buy another and hope I get the flat trigger next time. However, if you can afford it, drop in cassette triggers are better. At least the ones I have tried.