TRIGGERTECH AR-15 TT-AR-15 TRIGGERS ADJUSTABLE

Excellent quality. Trigger pull is the easiest to adjust of all AR Triggers. Absolutely no creep as advertised.

I read about these drop-in triggers months ago and liked the technology. I purchased my first one six weeks ago with a $10 off coupon and free shipping from Brownells. Installed it and went to the range. Everything in it is either stainless steel or alloy - perfect for Montana winters and summers.



No hyperbole in TriggerTech advertising...everything they say it does...it DOES! Zero creep...virtually Zero reset...Super crisp break. I liked it so much that I took advantage of a Brownells Christmas promotion to order another one. Five minute install (please read the instructions FIRST) and you are good to go. My son has another drop-in brand that was over $100 more and he wants to trade his for my TriggerTech...no way!

After installing this trigger, it was the first time in a long time that I was TRULY surprised when the rifle fired. You don't feel any creep, give, wobble, etc. It breaks like glass. Would highly recommend and will purchase again. Remember, this is a two stage...so it feels like you are taking up slack at first because the first stage is short and light, but then you hit a wall and get ready, you will be surprised when it goes. The feel on the first stage is similar to the take up with the blade on the savage accutrigger. Very easy install, just read instructions. Overall, very nice trigger.

Used in an AR308. The first unit I bought worked for about ten rounds before the hammer began following the carrier on live rounds. Safety checking the rifle showed the hammer would fall when the carrier was released, it didn't matter if the trigger was depressed or not, safe or semi. I emailed Trigger Tech but they did not respond. Brownells took the trigger back and I bought a replacement. The second trigger failed all the safety checks without firing any live rounds. Same story, hammer follows the carrier when the BCG is released, in safe, semi, or safety removed. The hammer falls even with the trigger depressed.



I wanted to like the trigger, I even gave it a second chance. Unfortunately I am moving on to another brand. This could be a great trigger.

Wonderful trigger fast shipping thank you brownell.

This drop-in trigger is technically a 2 stage, but the first stage is quite light and would be hard to feel with gloves. The second stage breaks perfectly and the reset is very short and crisp. almost no detectable overtravel. I use this on my AR-6.5 Creedmoor and could not be happier with it's performance.

One note: I tried to install the Elftmann Tactical, AR-15 Speed Safety (push on/off) and found it interfered with this trigger. This trigger works fine with mil-spec and Seekins lever type safety selectors.

The Trigger feels really good and shoots like a light 2 stage with a very short single stage reset, which I really like. That being said, mine would double fire on occasion in matches when set near the lowest pull weight settings (also met 3 other people at matches that stopped using this trigger for that reason). I increased the weight slightly each time it happened and had to dial it up to about 3.5 lbs to keep it safe.



Another frustrating thing was that when installed it it would "click" when the trigger was pulled with the safety on (meaning it was about to fire). I called Triggertech because the manual says this is unsafe and contact them They had me send my trigger back and they sent me a new one that was better, but I had to pay the shipping (to Canada) both ways. When all is said and Done this trigger cost me $250 and was still unsafe when set at lower settings. I really wanted to like it but I can't. Will be sending it back when I get a different trigger. If you're cool with keeping the trigger in the 3.5-4lb range then it might work for you. If you want it lower, get an AR Gold. Feels the same and is reliable down to 2.5lbs.

I had been curious about this trigger for a while, and didn't realize there was a flat version. Add in a discount code and I bit.



I moved from a Geissele SD3G with several thousand rounds

of live fire and dry fire on it to this as the SD3g had become essentially 100% really smooth creep with a trigger break hidden somewhere in there, and while it was great for close in pit stages, it was frustrating me when trying to execute longer range shots well.



This trigger has INCREDIBLY crisp break and an extremely tactile and predictable breaking point. Reset is also short and positive. More positive than my SD3G, CMC drop ins, JP single stage or mil-spec(ish) triggers. The amount of concentration I have to dedicate to staging and breaking the trigger for precise shots dropped a TON, and being able to concentrate on sight picture, breathing, and just generally being more relaxed showed immediately in my group sizes. Not really smaller at the minimum (doesn't make your load or barrel more accurate), but being able to repeat my best or real close to it over and over and over. I was concerned due to the firm wall before the break that it might slow me down on the hoser stages. Nope. I run it faster than the SD3G.



I'm very pleased with this trigger. BUT. There's some things you should probably know to make things easier.



1) FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS. It takes you through the proper steps in the least frustrating order, and it takes you through the safety function checks specific to this trigger. For my own sanity I always add mortaring to my safety checks, and it passed. The instructions have some checks I consider atypical and trigger specific. DO NOT SKIP THEM.



2) I was also concerned about the reviews I read here and elsewhere with problems with it not passing the safety checks and doubling. First, run a light trigger in a semi-auto with poor follow through, and you risk bump firing it for an unintentional double. Use good technique or don't run a light trigger. Second, follow the instructions. Many of the malfunctions you will see people gripe about are due to not installing it correctly. Put it in right, make sure it is happy with the safety selector hardware, and snug it down just like in the instructions. Third, I seriously suspect there has been a revision to the triggers mechanics, some QA change, or the adjustable range has been reduced. If you dig through the internet for reviews and marketing material, you will see older ones where it's adjustable range is quoted as 1.9 or 2 lbs to 4.5 lbs, and the out of the box setting as shy of 2.5lbs. Newer material and the instructions say the floor is 2.5lbs and the out of the box weight, from my experience and a number of forum posts and youtube comments, seems to be 3.5lbs. Owners commenting from the last year have similar experiences to mine, and no malfunction issues provided they install it per the instructions and don't go below 2.5lbs. (more on that next)



3) Measuring trigger pull and adjusting: This trigger frustrated the heck out of me trying to adjust it initially. I could crank it up to ~5lbs, but it seemed to hit 3lbs at one point and stay there no matter how much you unscrewed it. This turned out to be a technique issue with my spring based trigger scale vs this trigger. My technique has worked fine on my an array of triggers pulling 1.8-2.5lbs and checking my 9oz single set trigger on one gun was only a mild pain, but apparently it is not enough for this trigger. I really had to be VERY slow and deliberate and basically increment one notch on the scale at a time until it went click. Even so, The adjustment screw tried to back out before I hit 2.5lbs and on general principle, I wanted to be more than one full rotation or more from actually still threaded in there. This took me to 2.75lbs. After a range trip and about 300 rounds of ammo, I checked it when I got home and that 2.75 had turned into ~2.4lbs. I bumped it back up to 2.75 and after another 200 round range trip, it seems to be holding steady. I would not adjust it to the ragged edge before at least some live fire, and would probably even recommend leaving it where it is out of the box until you get a little live fire in on it. And be certain your trigger scale is not lying to you.



I will also say that this trigger is extremely usable at 4-4.5lbs. Much more so than other triggers I have used with more creep or less precise break. I found it a bit surprising, so felt it was worth noting.

I have about 1000 rounds with this trigger at the moment and have found no faults with it. The takeup is smooth and minimal. The break feels like you're snapping a glass rod and you have only a millimeter of overtaravel. The adjustable feature works well and doesn't change the feel of the trigger, it just increases or decreases the pull weight of the second stage. No complaints, the high price is worth it. Would always recommend

I've fired about 50 rounds with this trigger in my new coyote gun, and it's just awesome! Followed the installation instructions to the letter, adjusted it down to its safe minimum right off the bat, and went shooting. It seriously has ZERO creep! I just wish that the flesh of my finger didn't have any... Beautifully smooth, whisper soft first-stage, too. Can't say enough good about this trigger!

I have several Triggertech triggers. I believe they make a really good trigger. This trigger is well built and easy to install. The big big draw back for me is there is too much take up or free play before the trigger starts to engage. The break is smooth. It feels similar to the Geissele SD-E Super Dynamic. I have yet to find a better trigger than the Geissele SD-3G Super Dynamic Trigger. It is a good trigger, just a little to much free play for me. In this price range I think there better triggers out there.