When comparing FRT triggers with traditional AR-15 triggers, the differences come down to reset speed, feel, and application.
Traditional AR triggers reset manually as the shooter releases the trigger.
FRT triggers forcibly reset during the recoil cycle using mechanical force.
This forced reset allows shooters to engage targets faster without altering the rifle’s firing classification.
FRT advantages:
Rapid follow-up shots
Consistent trigger feel
Ideal for competitions and tactical training
Traditional trigger advantages:
Greater availability
Simpler design
Lower cost
Ultimately, the choice depends on your shooting goals. For speed and performance, FRTs provide a serious edge.