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Wilson Combat Tactical AR-15 Two Stage Trigger Kit Curved Nickel Boron

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Brand
Wilson Combat
Color
Nickel Boron
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-10
Gun Part Type
Trigger
UPC
810025507213

Overview

The Wilson Combat Tactical Trigger Group is a drop-in two-stage trigger kit designed for AR-15 and AR-10 platform rifles. It features smooth, precision-machined engagement surfaces with an ultra-slick Nickel Boron finish that provides high corrosion resistance, requires less lubrication, and eliminates the gritty feel of standard triggers. Built within mil-spec weight tolerances, the assembly includes a Nickel Boron hammer and trigger, a disconnector, enhanced chrome silicon springs for extreme long-term durability, and matching hammer, trigger, and disconnector springs to deliver a crisp reset and reliable performance.

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