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The Hiperfire HIPERTOUCH Reflex takes everything most folks dislike about a factory AR trigger and fixes it in one drop-in package. It gives you a smooth pull with virtually no take-up or pre-travel, a crisp break, and very short over-travel, so your finger isn't fighting the gun before or after the shot. If you've ever run a gritty mil-spec trigger and wondered why your groups weren't tighter, this is the kind of upgrade that makes the difference you can feel at the range.
At the heart of this trigger is Hiperfire's Cam-Over Toggle Engine, which is what lets it stay light on the finger while still driving a hard-hitting hammer. That matters because a light trigger doesn't do you any good if it won't reliably light off tougher primers, and the Reflex hits hard enough to handle them. The Soft-Start Lock-Up adds pre-ignition stability, and the whole design carries a curved trigger bow with a backbone for people who prefer a traditional shoe over a flat face. Fun fact for movie buffs: this is the trigger Keanu Reeves ran in John Wick 2.
One of the best parts is that you set the pull weight yourself. The Reflex ships with two sets of toggle springs so you can choose between roughly 2.5 pounds for precision work or 3.5 pounds for a bit more resistance, and the pull stays consistent across the whole stroke. The reset is both audible and tactile, which helps a lot when you're running fast strings and want confirmation you're ready for the next shot.
Built from steel components and made in the USA, this fire control group drops into standard small-pin AR-15 and AR-10 lowers with a mil-spec fire control cavity. Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable with basic trigger work, though a punch set and roll pin hammer make the job cleaner. It's a solid choice whether you're building a range gun, a competition rifle, or just want a better trigger in a rifle you already trust.
It's designed for small-pin AR-15 and AR-10 lowers that have a standard mil-spec fire control cavity. As long as your lower has that cavity open and unobstructed, the Reflex will drop right in. A handful of ambidextrous safety selectors can interfere with the toggle spring frame, so if you run an aftermarket ambi safety it's worth double-checking compatibility first.
The trigger comes with two sets of toggle springs, one for roughly 2.5 pounds and one for about 3.5 pounds. You swap the springs to set your preferred weight, and the pull stays consistent across the entire stroke either way. Most people running precision or competition go lighter, while the heavier setting suits duty or general range use.
It's a drop-in assembly, so installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable with basic AR trigger work. You align the trigger and hammer with your pins, then set the toggle spring assembly into the hammer and function test everything before use. A punch set and roll pin hammer make the job go smoother.
The Reflex uses a curved trigger bow with a backbone, which gives you that traditional trigger feel rather than the flat face found on models like the Eclipse. It's mechanically very similar to the Hipertouch Competition, just with the curved shoe. Pick this one if you prefer the way a curved trigger sits against your finger.
| UPC | 859177004331 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HPTR |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6.7500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
| Style | Single-Stage |
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