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TriggerTech AR0TBB25NNC Adaptable Independence Trigger AR-15 Red & Blue with White Engraving Two-Stage Curved 2.50-5 lbs

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Brand
Trigger Tech
Color
Red & Blue
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
885768003155

Overview

The TriggerTech Adaptable Independence Trigger for AR-15 platforms features Frictionless Release Technology to deliver a short, two-stage action modeled after a 1911 trigger. It provides a true zero-creep break, extremely short overtravel, and a sub-0.015-inch tactical reset for high reliability in demanding environments. Utilizing CLKR Technology, the pull weight can be adjusted from 2.50 to 5 lbs in 2 oz increments using a set screw while the trigger remains installed. This drop-in model is constructed from 7075-T6 aluminum with a red and blue finish and white engraving.

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