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JP Enterprises Fire Control Module AR-15, AR-10 Trigger Roller

$318.25
Brand
JP Enterprises
Color
Matte Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-10
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
812872024967

Overview

The JP Enterprises Fire Control Module (JPFC-M) is a drop-in trigger solution for AR-type rifles housed in stainless steel. The Roller variant features the Armageddon Gear Revolution Trigger link-text design, which auto-corrects for shooter trigger control error by allowing the finger to rest in a neutral position. Built with wire-cut components for precise parts relationships and smooth operation without adjustment screws, the module includes a pre-assembled fire control unit, a reversible ambidextrous safety selector with color-matched levers, JP oversized anti-walk pins to eliminate movement, and an alternate hammer spring for adjusting pull weight between competition and duty applications. Note: this unit is not intended for use in polymer receivers.

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