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Timney Trigger AR Targa 2 Stage Short Trigger AR-15 Rifles Small Pin .154" Diameter Curved Trigger Shoe 2LB Plus 2LB Aluminum Red 662S

$182.48
Brand
Timney
Color
Red
Category
Gun Parts
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
81950662234

Overview

The Timney Targa AR-15 2-Stage Short Curved Trigger is a 100% drop-in trigger group that installs easily using the rifle's original hammer and trigger pins, with a proprietary design that eliminates pin walkout. Factory calibrated with a short first-stage take-up, it provides a crisp two-stage pull split evenly into a 2-pound first stage and a 2-pound second stage. The housing is CNC-machined from 6061-T6 military-grade alloy with a durable anodized finish, while the hammer is wire-EDM cut from S7 tool steel with a Teflon-nickel coating for lubricity and wear resistance. All other components are wire-EDM cut from A2 tool steel and heat-treated to Rockwell 58.

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