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The TriggerTech Diamond sits at the top of the AR-10 single-stage lineup, and it earns that spot. This drop-in unit gives you a true zero-creep break, meaning there's no mushy movement before the shot goes off. You press, it breaks clean, and the reset is short and positive. For anyone stretching an AR-10 out to distance or running it hard on the clock, that kind of predictability is exactly what makes the difference between a good group and a great one.
Most triggers rely on polished, lubricated sear surfaces that wear and change feel over time. The Diamond uses a free-floating roller captured between the sear and the release, so there's essentially no friction in the break. Because nothing is grinding or dragging, the pull stays consistent whether you've put 1,000 rounds through it or 10,000. That frictionless design is also why a lot of folks say a given pull weight feels lighter here than it would on a friction-based trigger measuring the same number.
Pull weight is adjustable from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds using TriggerTech's CLKR system. You get tactile 2 oz clicks off a set screw, and you can make the change with the trigger installed in the rifle, no tear-down required. The click detents keep the screw from backing out on you, and adjusting the weight doesn't touch hammer force, so you still get dependable primer strikes even at the lightest setting.
The internals are hardened 440C stainless steel for corrosion resistance and long service life, wrapped in a 7075 aluminum housing. The flat trigger shoe gives you a consistent finger placement and a straight-back press that a lot of precision folks prefer. It's a self-contained cassette that fits AR-10 receivers with standard mil-spec 0.154-inch pin holes, and TriggerTech backs it with a lifetime warranty.
No, trigger pins are not included with this unit. It uses standard mil-spec 0.154-inch pins, so if you don't already have a set on hand you'll want to grab them before install. Most AR-10 lowers already have compatible pin holes, which makes this a straightforward drop-in.
The pull weight adjusts from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds in 2 oz increments. Thanks to the CLKR system, you make those changes with a set screw while the trigger is installed, so there's no need to pull it back out. The click detents give you tactile feedback and keep the screw from wandering out of adjustment.
This one is built specifically for the AR-10 / .308 platform, so it's the wrong choice for an AR-15 chambered in 5.56 or .223. While the two platforms share the mil-spec 0.154-inch pin size, the internals are timed for the larger AR-10 action. TriggerTech makes a separate Diamond model for AR-15 rifles if that's what you're building.
Because there's truly zero creep and no friction in the break, your finger isn't fighting any drag before the shot goes off. Many folks report a given setting feels roughly half a pound lighter than a comparable friction-based trigger measured at the same weight. It's a cleaner, more surprising break that helps you call your shots better.
| UPC | 885768003384 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | ARTSAB14NNF |
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