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TriggerTech built the Competitive Two-Stage around one idea: give your AR-15 a clean, repeatable break that holds up shot after shot. It uses their Frictionless Release Technology, which skips the coatings, polishing, and lube that traditional triggers rely on at the engagement surfaces. The payoff is a pull that stays consistent from the first round through thousands, and a defined first stage that walks you into a crisp second-stage wall that breaks with zero creep.
The numbers back up the feel. The first stage takes up around 0.75 pounds, then the wall breaks at roughly 2.75 pounds for a total pull weight of 3.5 pounds. Because there's genuinely no creep, most people say it feels closer to half a pound lighter than a friction-based trigger measuring the same weight. Reset is where this one shines for fast strings, coming in under 0.030 inches with a positive tactile click that gets you back on the wall in a hurry.
Durability was clearly part of the plan. The internals and key components are cut from hardened 440C stainless steel for corrosion resistance and a long service life, while the housing is 7075 aluminum with a hard-coat anodized finish. This model wears a natural stainless shoe with a curved face, which keeps that familiar service-rifle feel a lot of folks grew up on. One thing worth calling out: dropping the pull weight doesn't cut hammer strike force, so you still get full primer ignition even when you're running mil-spec ammo or harder primers.
This is a self-contained drop-in cassette, so it goes into any standard AR-15 lower using the standard 0.154" mil-spec pins. It's a straightforward job for anyone comfortable working on their lower, though if you're not sure about a proper detail strip and function check, it's worth handing it to a competent gunsmith. It's non-adjustable, meaning what you feel out of the box is what you get, which a lot of competition and precision folks prefer for a set-it-and-forget-it setup on 3-Gun rifles, target guns, and precision builds.
Yes, it's a self-contained cassette that drops into any standard AR-15 lower using the standard 0.154" mil-spec pins. Anyone comfortable working on their lower can knock it out in a few minutes. If you're not confident detail-stripping and running a proper function check, hand it to a qualified gunsmith.
No, this is the non-adjustable version fixed at a 3.5-pound total pull. That's a plus for a lot of competition and precision folks who want a set-it-and-forget-it setup with no screws to shift. If you want on-the-fly adjustment, TriggerTech's Adaptable and Diamond models offer that instead.
Dropping the pull weight on this trigger doesn't reduce hammer strike force, so you get full ignition. That means dependable primer strikes even with mil-spec ammo or harder primers that can give lighter triggers trouble. It's one of the reasons the design holds up well in serious use.
Instead of relying on polishing, coatings, or lube at the engagement surfaces, it uses a rolling element to release the sear. The result is a true zero-creep break and pulls that stay consistent from your first round through thousands of shots. Many people report a 3.5-pound TriggerTech feels about half a pound lighter than a friction-based trigger of the same measured weight.
| UPC | 885768000345 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AR0TBS33NNC |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.325 |
| Style | 2-Stage |
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