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Rise Armament built its whole reputation on the RA-535. This was the very first product the company launched, debuting at SHOT Show 2015, and it earned the nickname the Ferrari of Triggers for good reason. It takes a stock mil-spec trigger, with all its grit and mushy reset, and replaces it with a clean, single-stage 3.5 lb pull that breaks like glass. The reset is short and tactile, so your follow-up shots come faster and your groups tighten up without you having to change a thing about your technique.
The trigger blade is a hybrid design that blends the flat-trigger feel a lot of competitive folks love with the comfort of a traditional curved bow. You get the leverage and consistency of a straight face with a shape your finger naturally settles into. Internally, the parts wear a Nickel Teflon coating that keeps things slick and actually gets smoother the more rounds you run through it. There's essentially no take-up before the sear engages, so the movement you feel is the pull that fires the gun and nothing wasted.
Rise CNC machines every part from heat-treated tool steel and aluminum, then assembles it to AS9100 aerospace standards, which is a tighter tolerance than most gun parts ever see. The whole assembly sits in that signature bright red 8625 hardcoat anodized housing, so it looks as sharp as it shoots. The self-contained cassette means no loose springs to fight and no tuning at the bench.
The RA-535 drops into any mil-spec AR lower and plays nice with .223/5.56, .300 Blackout, .308, 6.5 Creedmoor, and other common AR chamberings. It's a small-pin unit, and installation runs about ten minutes with the included anti-rotation pins holding everything locked in place through long strings of fire. Whether you're building out a precision rig, setting up for 3-gun, or just tired of a gritty factory trigger, this is one of the upgrades people tend to buy again and again for their other rifles.
Yes, the RA-535 drops into any mil-spec AR lower and works in both AR-15 and AR-10 platforms. It's compatible with common chamberings like .223/5.56, .300 Blackout, .308, and 6.5 Creedmoor. Just keep in mind it's a small-pin unit, so it's sized for standard small-pin receivers.
Not at all. The self-contained cassette design means there are no loose springs to wrangle and no fine-tuning required at the bench. Most folks have it swapped in around ten minutes using the included anti-rotation pins, and Rise has a step-by-step video if you want to follow along.
It's a single-stage trigger with a crisp 3.5 lb break, a very short reset, and almost no over-travel. There's essentially no take-up before the sear engages, so the pull feels clean and predictable shot after shot. The Nickel Teflon coating on the internals keeps it smooth and only gets better with use.
The RA-535 uses a hybrid blade that combines the flat feel competitive folks favor with the comfort of a traditional curved trigger. You get the consistent leverage of a straight face along with a shape your finger settles into naturally. It's a nice middle ground if you can't decide between flat and curved.
| UPC | 850043415442 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RA535REDARP |
| Color | TRIGGER RED |
| Length | 6.9500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Trigger |
| Style | Single-Stage |
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