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Rise Armament RA140DTOM Don’t Tread on Me Trigger Assembly Single-Stage Curved Trigger with 3.50 lbs Draw Weight, Don’t Tread on Me Flag Finish for AR-Platform

$104.74
Brand
Rise Armament
Color
Black
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
850011713006
MPN
RA140DTOM

Overview

The RISE Armament Super Sporting Trigger Assembly features a special-edition "Don't Tread on Me" finish on an anodized aluminum cassette housing paired with high-grade, heat-treated tool steel internal components. Designed for AR-platform rifles, this single-stage drop-in trigger provides a crisp 3.5-pound pull weight with a clean break and short reset for improved accuracy and faster follow-up shots. It includes integrated anti-walk pins to prevent migration of hammer and trigger pins during sustained use.

Price & Stock History

Price — 90d
Listings In Stock — 30d

Reviews

4.8
76 reviews
Customer Sentiment

Customers frequently praise the trigger assembly for its straightforward drop-in installation process and crisp, smooth pull that improves overall shooting accuracy compared to factory triggers.

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