TriggerTech Adaptable AR Primary Trigger, Black Flat Trigger

TriggerTech developed FRT to get away from the limitations faced by sliding friction triggers (all other triggers are sliding friction triggers). FRT is comprised of a patented, free-floating roller that is captured between the sear and the trigger. This advancement makes it possible to engineer the ideal release characteristics into every one of these TriggerTech triggers.

TriggerTech set out to develop a trigger with leading overtravel and reset control and developed a new component to achieve this. TKR Technology utilizes something named the "ticker" - an intermediary component that can pivot freely from trigger lever to enable the sear to release without requiring further displacement from the trigger lever. This minimizes overtravel and sets you up for the perfect reset - one that is short (< 0.030") but remains tactile and forceful enough so you are not wondering if your next shot is good to go.

TriggerTech wanted to make adjustable triggers that allowed the operator to quickly and confidently adjust pull weight. This drove the development of CLKR Technology - a detent and set screw combination that enables the operator to adjust the trigger's pull weight with tactile clicks that let the operator know just how much they have adjusted. To further adjusting confidence, the adjustment feature is fail-safe. It is designed to withstand over tightening and if the set screw is removed the trigger will operate at the low end of its pull range.

High performance AR triggers often have a reputation for failing to consistently deliver sufficient hammer strikes. To ensure TriggerTech was not type-cast they developed FLTWR Spring Technology. FLTWR Spring Technology is simply a flat wire hammer spring that enables more coils and provide more force into the hammer. This innovation results in more dependable primer ignition, less variability in bullet velocity and a longer service life for your trigger.

The trigger lever is where you connect with your firearm and TriggerTech believes it should be perfect. Their curved triggers have that perfect amount of bend and the vertical grooves which are there to help keep your finger in place. Their straight levers offer a different feel and enable operators to comfortably adjust trigger pull weight by moving their finger up or down on the lever. The edges are neither round nor sharp enabling control without discomfort. The locator numb is large enough to be noticed yet minimalist enough that it is possible to effectively operate even with your finger over this point.