Materials: Trip and Housing Made of Reinforced Steel
Description:
Drop-in FRT with an ambidextrous Safety Selector
This FRT is a performance-oriented trigger system designed to significantly increase firing speed by mechanically forcing the trigger forward after each shot, allowing for faster follow-up shots while maintaining a semi-automatic function per trigger pull.
It’s built with durable materials like hardened steel and reinforced housings, focusing on reliability, consistent reset timing, and smoother cycling. The design aims to balance speed, control, and durability, making it appealing for users who want quicker trigger response without sacrificing stability or feel while keeping the standard safety selector.
TROUBLE SHOOTING:
AR-15 FRT Troubleshooting Guide
Bursts or Inconsistent FRT Function
Symptoms:
- Works normally in semi-auto
- Inconsistent or bursts during rapid fire
Cause:
Bolt speed and timing issues.
Fixes:
- Use heavier buffer (H2, H3, or heavier)
- Add buffer spacer to reduce over-travel
- Reduce gas if using adjustable gas block
- Lubricate BCG rails, cam pin, and trigger surfaces
- Use quality magazines
- Allow brief break-in period
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Trigger Locked in FRT Mode
Symptoms:
- Works in semi-auto
- Trigger unresponsive in FRT mode
Cause:
BCG compatibility or mechanical clearance.
Fixes:
- Use full-auto profile bolt carrier group
- Verify trigger and cam clear properly
- Ensure selector fully engages each position
- Use factory selector spring and detent
- Confirm reset lever moves freely
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Charging Handle Stiff or Bolt Binding
Symptoms:
- Rough charging handle
- Bolt does not cycle smoothly
Cause:
Clearance interference or tight tolerances.
Fixes:
- Lightly tune reset lever only if contact exists
- Confirm BCG cycles freely
- Inspect upper receiver for interference
- Lubricate all contact surfaces
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Loose or Inconsistent Selector
Symptoms:
- Selector feels loose or lacks positive click
Cause:
Weak spring tension or worn components.
Fixes:
- Verify proper detent and spring installation
- Do not modify selector spring
- Replace worn selector or detent
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Light Strikes or Failure to Fire
Symptoms:
- Hammer drops but round does not fire
- Weak primer strikes
Cause:
Bolt timing, bolt bounce, or hammer spring issues.
Fixes:
- Ensure full bolt lock-up
- Use heavier buffer or spacer
- Verify hammer spring orientation
- Use quality, full-power ammunition

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