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If your AR-15 came with a gritty, heavy mil-spec trigger, this is the upgrade you feel the first time you press it. The TriggerTech Competitive Pro Curved single-stage runs at a fixed 3 lb pull weight and delivers a break with genuinely zero creep. What makes it different from most aftermarket triggers is the mechanism itself. Instead of relying on polished sliding surfaces that wear and change over time, it uses a patented free-floating roller captured between the sear and the ticker. That means the crisp feel you get on day one is the same feel you get thousands of rounds later.
Many triggers in this class started life as two-stage designs. TriggerTech took its proven two-stage AR platform, added a redesigned disconnect, and tightened up all three pivot points to build a real single-stage with no first-stage take-up. The result is an immediate break, extremely short overtravel, and a sub 0.030-inch tactical reset. That short reset is what makes fast, accurate follow-up shots feel natural, and the reset still gives you a tactile bump so you always know when the trigger is ready again.
This one is built to last. It uses a 7075 aluminum housing with hardened 440C stainless steel internals for corrosion resistance and a long service life. Because the engagement surfaces don't depend on lubrication or coatings to feel good, the pull stays clean and predictable in dust, cold, and grime. The curved pro shoe gives your finger a familiar, consistent placement, and the black PVD finish keeps everything looking sharp.
It's a self-contained cassette-style unit, so it drops into any standard AR-15 lower without fitting or adjusting. Knock out your old trigger, seat the new one, push in your pins, and run your safety and function checks. Between the light 3 lb pull and the frictionless release, it's an easy way to shrink groups and sharpen your rifle whether you're shooting a match, running drills, or building out a precision rig.
Yes. It's a self-contained cassette unit that installs in any standard AR-15 lower with no fitting or gunsmithing. You knock out the old trigger, seat the new assembly, and push in the supplied pins. Always run your safety and function checks before shooting.
It's a fixed 3.0 lb pull weight, so there's nothing to adjust or dial in. Because of the frictionless roller design, most people report it feels a touch lighter than a friction-based trigger of the same measured weight. That makes it a great fit for competition and precision work while still being reliable.
Instead of relying on polished sliding surfaces, it uses a patented free-floating roller captured between the sear and the ticker. This removes creep entirely and keeps the break crisp and consistent even after thousands of rounds. Since it doesn't depend on coatings or lubrication at the engagement surfaces, the feel holds up in harsh conditions.
This model has the curved pro shoe, which gives a familiar, traditional finger placement that a lot of people prefer for a natural feel. A flat shoe changes leverage and finger reference and is more of a personal preference. Both use the same internals, so performance is identical and it really comes down to what feels best to you.
| UPC | 885768003292 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AR0SBB33NNP |
| Length | 5.5000 |
| Model | |
| Shipping Weight | 0.345 |
| Style | Curved |
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