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Elftmann Tactical SE, FA, Adjustable Trigger, Large Pin, Curved with Black Shoe, Fits AR-15, Anodized Finish, Red SE-170-B-C-FA

$129.00
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Brand
Elftmann Tactical
Color
Black and Red
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
602835069070
MPN
SE170BCFA

Overview

The Elftmann Tactical SE is a drop-in, large-pin adjustable trigger designed for AR-platform rifles. It features an adjustable pull weight ranging from 2 3/4 lbs to 4 lbs, which can be modified without removing the trigger from the lower receiver. The trigger utilizes a patented double-double torsion hammer spring and an adjustable aluminum trigger shoe. Constructed from aircraft-grade aluminum and hardened steel, the unit provides a short pull and rapid reset, and is drop-safe.

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