AR-15 TRIGGER ASSEMBLY NICKEL TEFLON Reviews & Ratings

Here’s an economically priced yet well-made AR-15 trigger assembly for use in custom builds and refurbishing old, "seen better days" AR-15s. These are straightforward "mil-spec" components with one critical addition: a slick, Nickel Teflon® finish on the hammer and trigger that produces an extremely smooth, reliable, single-stage pull, without the gritty, indistinct feel of a traditional military type trigger. Our Nickel Teflon trigger assembly is designed to fit any mil-spec, semi-auto AR-15 lower receiver and includes the following components:

Trigger
Hammer
Semi-auto disconnector
Trigger, hammer & disconnector springs

This kit does not include the hammer and trigger pins OR a safety selector. Hammer and trigger pin holes are dimensioned to accept standard (.153") "small" pins. This semi-auto AR-15 trigger assembly is a precision manufactured fire control group that gives you extreme reliability without sacrificing a clean, decisive hammer release. Put one in your rifle and enjoy the confidence you need to handle any scenario in training, competition, or law enforcement operations.

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2 Stars

Reviews Summary

Customers largely appreciate the AR-15 Trigger Assembly for its smooth pull and reliability, often comparing it favorably to higher-end models while emphasizing its value for the price. Some reviewers noted packaging and shipping issues, while others found minor defects in some units. Overall, it’s a solid choice for both novice and experienced shooters.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

75%

Reviewers consistently praise the quality of the trigger assembly, highlighting its smooth operation, crisp break, and compatibility with various builds. Many note its excellent performance, especially for the price, comparing it favorably to more expensive triggers while acknowledging it as a significant upgrade over stock options.

Value for Money

80%

A common theme among reviews is the exceptional value this trigger offers. Customers mention that it outperforms its price point, providing a substantial improvement over stock triggers at a fraction of the cost of premium alternatives.

Shipping and Packaging Issues

30%

Some reviewers express dissatisfaction with the shipping and packaging of the product. Complaints include delayed shipping times and inadequate padding during transport, leading to concerns about potential damage. Improved packaging could enhance the overall purchasing experience.

Installation Experience

25%

While many found the installation process straightforward, some reviewers encountered minor issues with the assembly and potential defects. A few users noted the importance of ensuring proper lubrication for optimal performance. Overall, the installation was generally seen as easy and successful.

Performance and Features

70%

Review users consistently refer to the trigger's performance features, such as its lack of creep and consistent pull weight. Although it's noted that this trigger may not suit precision shooting due to its mil-spec design, it is deemed excellent for tactical use and everyday shooting.

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It's two stage

It's two stage, not single stage, and hard to pull

Bad quality control on product received

I ordered this product to see if it might duplicate a standard AR with a trigger job. The product arrived promptly from Brownells but when I opened the package and looked at the hammer I could see some marks on the on the hammer ledge without any aid other than my glasses on my old eyes. I took a 30x loupe and saw some serious gouges that when I fitted it to the trigger gave a fairly gritty/rough feel. I assume that this was just a fluke that slipped by without inspection but then I thought "what if something else like proper heat treating had just slipped by inspection". Look at the images enclosed. I no longer have access to photo-micrograph equipment but the flaws are very visible. I could have easily cleaned-up and polished the flaw but I bought this product with the teflon coating to avoid the minor hassle of going through that step. Any stoning and polishing would have removed the teflon coating so that would be a waste of $$$ So, from now on, I will just order a standard mil-spec trigger and do the trigger job myself. It takes me about 30 minutes to make the trigger smooth and as crisp as a mil-spec trigger can feel. This was a minor disappointment...