If you want a forced reset system for an AR-15, you have two main paths at Next Level Triggers: a full FRT trigger replacement, like the Rare Breed FRT-15C3 or FRT-15L3, or a forced-reset selector system, like the ASD ARC-Fire V2, which kee…
Same trigger, same two-stage semi mode, same $450 price at Next Level Triggers, different shoe. The FRT-15C3 comes curved, and the FRT-15C3 (FLAT) comes flat, and that choice matters more than most buyers expect, because your finger meets t…
This is the AR-15 FRT decision most buyers face at Next Level Triggers, and it is simpler than it looks. Both are $450 Rare Breed drop-ins for mil-spec AR-15 lowers, both are 3-position Safe, Semi, and FRT, and both are made in the USA. The…
FRT problems are not like a squeaky hinge you can live with. If a trigger fails to reset, doubles, fires unexpectedly, or feels wrong in any way, that is a stop signal, not a tuning challenge to push through at the range….
This is the most important FRT post to read before you buy, and also the one with the clearest limit: this is general information, not legal advice, and FRT law changes. What was true last year may not be true where you live today, and no b…
Forced reset triggers, binary triggers, and standard drop-in triggers are often lumped together online, but they work differently, feel differently, and are treated differently by law in different places. Comparing them honestly means start…
If your AR still has its factory trigger, you already know the feeling. Gritty take-up, a vague wall, and a break that feels more like a guess than a decision. That is not just annoying, it is the single biggest thing standing between you a…
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