Featuring Frictionless Release Technology, this drop-in AR trigger has a short, two-stage action, designed to feel like a 1911 trigger, that provides a true zero-creep break, extremely short overtravel, a sub 0.030in tactical reset and offers outstanding reliability, even in the harshest environments. Utilizing CLKR Technology, the pull weight is quickly and confidently be adjusted in 2oz increments from a set screw with the trigger installed. Due to there being truly zero creep, most shooters report the pull weights feeling approx. 0.5lbs lighter than a friction based trigger of the same measured pull weight. This trigger bears the adaptable name because changing its pull weight does not affect hammer force so you get dependable primer strikes at every weight. Frictionless Release Technology, along with hardened 440C stainless steel internal components ensure corrosion resistance and an extended service life. As Frictionless Release Technology does not rely on coating, polishing or lubricating the key engagement surfaces, trigger pulls will be more consistent from shot to shot and after thousands of shots than you ever thought possible. All pull weights and measurements are approximate. The installation guide is directed to experienced professional gunsmiths who understand the workings of their AR rifle and know how to fully detail strip the lower receiver. If you do not have these skills, we strongly suggest you retain the services of a competent professional gunsmith to install your trigger, and perform all important safety checks. Specifications for Triggertech AR-15 Adaptable Trigger: Manufacturer: Triggertech Trigger Pull Weight: 2.5 – 5 lb Trigger Pin Size: Mil-Spec Hand: Ambidextrous Gun Make: AR Platform Gun Model: AR-15 Gun Type: Rifle Condition: New Features of Triggertech AR-15 Adaptable Trigger: Trigger Action: Short Two Stage Action, designed to feel like a 1911 FRT: Yes TKR Technology: Yes CLKR Technology: Yes FLTWR Technology: Yes Creep: 0.000in Overtravel: less than 0.015in Reset: less than 0.030in Reset Feel: Tactile mid force Hammer Strike Force: Full Pin Size: Standard Mil-Spec Pin (0.154in) Finish: Stainless/ PVD Black Satisfaction Guarantee : 30 days Warranty: Product lifetime Weapon Platform: AR15 (and pump action AR) Package Contents: Triggertech AR-15 Adaptable Trigger Installation Tools Instructions Book TriggerTech Patch
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Andrew D. –
How do you beat a key turn, adjustable Trigger for the AR platform. No changing springs or dropping trigger pins, just an Allen key, a couple twists and you’re all set. Absolutely no creep in the second stage of the trigger and it breaks so differently than any other AR trigger I’ve used. So light and crisp. Super easy to install and the set screws that lock the trigger into place with tension against the trigger pins is pretty ingenious. This is exactly the trigger I was looking for for my precision SPR build.
Happy cauck –
Had my gunsmith put this trigger on my Kodiak Defence WK180C. Set at a 2.5 lbs oull. Smooth and crisp pull. Would.highly recommend this trigger for all owners of this.new rifle…….I have.been able to improve my accuracy to 1 moa at 100 meters. Very satisfied
Kevin M –
Just phenomenal. This was my first drop in trigger group. So impressed with the function as well as quality and zero issues/complaints after 1k rounds. Looks like there are more technical reviews available and I agree with them.
c19brown –
Little more work to install it than a regular drop in trigger, but smooth, crisp trigger pull. Says it goes down to 2.5# but with a trigger pull scale, i got mine down to 2.3-2.4# for my 6.5 build. Down side is that they include 2 allen wrenches, but theyre the same size. Make sure you have your own 1/16th wrench to tighten the 'set' screws that secure the position of the trigger
joe –
I was going to get a Geissele 2 stage trigger like everyone else for my AR, but then a shooting expert buddy turned me onto triggertech – and specifically the ability to tune the weight of the trigger. I figured if he was running a triggertech then I should try it out. Also, I wanted a flat trigger, and I've never liked the profile of the flat Geissele trigger, especially since it doesn't have a lip at the trigger bottom. I liked the profile and feel of the flat triggertech, and was curious about adjusting the pull. I'm no mechanic, so I was initially worried that I'd need help installing the drop in – but found it as easy as can be. Put it in in 5 minutes. The adjustment is also very simple – turn a knob with the included torx wrench. It has definite clicks as you rotate the screw, which is wonderful for tuning the feel of the trigger. I've since dropped in a POF trigger in my other AR, and the triggertech is much easier to install and set up. The throw is very short, and frankly it feels more like a 1-1/2 stage trigger than a 2 stage trigger, but otherwise the thing is fantastic. Tuning is easy, reset is very short and it does feel a bit like a 1911 trigger as advertised.
Sundance96 –
I'll confess up front that I am a complete trigger snob. And for those of you who have never had the privilege of trying a true "performance" trigger, you are missing out on the biggest single improvement available to your firearm.A friend of mine was promoting the benefits of a 2-stage trigger versus a single-stage, and given his military experience, I reluctantly bought into the concept and acquired one to try for myself. I've never looked back and will never own another single-stage trigger. As opposed to the traditional MO of "begin pulling the trigger and be surprised when it goes off" approach used with single-stage triggers, a two-stage trigger allows the added initial benefit of "OK, I'm close to ready so let's take up the slack and really focus now". I cannot express in words how much comfort that added first step gives me each time I take a shot. I can track the target in the scope, and only when I am 95+% ready to take the shot do I take up the first stage. I can then devote everything I have to that last 5% and take the shot with exceptional added confidence that I have done everything in my power to take the best shot I can. I strongly encourage you to try this for yourself and develop your own opinion — perhaps it isn't for you, but I think you might be surprised.But enough about the merits of 2-stage triggers in general — why is this particular one the best? Look at all other 2-stage triggers out there, and you will see essentially equal first and second stage pull weights. For example, I own a 2+2 trigger made by a prominent company that begins with a "T". It is, in and of itself, a fine trigger. However, if you do the math, the ultimate pull weight of that trigger is still 4 lbs (2+2). And it is a fixed 4 lbs that cannot be changed in any way. This completely defeats the goal of a lighter trigger pull typically desired when purchasing an aftermarket trigger. And despite being labelled "short pull", the first stage feels quite long in practice.That's where this one is different in every way. The first stage is 0.75 lbs (yes, less than one pound) and is honestly no more than a tiny bit of take-up that almost feels like creep (but is NOT creep — it is completely re-settable and repeatable). Simply placing your finger on the trigger will take up the first stage completely. But that tiny bit of travel comes at almost no pull weight, yet gives the added benefits of a two-stage trigger that I previously mentioned. The second stage can be adjusted down to 1.75 lbs, making the total pull weight just 2.5 lbs — which is barely more than the first stage of a 2+2 trigger. Better yet, if you desire a higher pull weight, this is adjustable up to 5 lbs. There isn't another trigger out there with this level of flexibility.It goes without saying that the break is crisp, the over-travel minimal, and reset exceptionally clean — all qualities of any "performance" trigger.I now use this trigger exclusively in all of my ARs regardless of what "performance" trigger they might come with from the factory. I've demoted my 2+2 trigger to my S&W M&P 22 long rifle used by my children (which is still a great way to teach them proper trigger technique).Buy this and never look back.