First Look: AR-15 BATLTRIGGR Kit by AllStar Tactical
by
gspecadmin
on
March 15, 2012
ALLSTAR Tactical’s flagship combat AR-15 trigger is now ready for release. With a consistent single stage 7.5lbs pull, the trigger is a fully adjustable upgrade to your AR-15. It is machined from 8620 case hardened steel and skeletonized for added style. Each hammer & disconnector is Titanium-Nitride coated for extra hardened durability. These triggers have been rigorously tested for consistency, yielding no creep whatsoever. Each kit includes anti-walk and anti-roll pins and offered in your choice of Black, Hard Chrome, or Titanium Nitride.
ya id like to point out that 7.5 lbs is a kinda high pull rating for a trigger. most run about 4.5-5.5. the company says that the 7.5lb trigger is better for combat situations but in reality how often are a performance trigger used in a combat gun? triggers like these are usually meant for competition.
Hold on, 7.5 lbs? I’m guessing that is a miss type? If that is not wrong then my question is why is it 7.5lbs when most triggers are 5.5-3.5lbs? Great job on everything else.
Trevor
Hi Trevor,
According to the website it is listed as a consistent “average pull” of 7.5 lbs. I’ll try to get AllStar to chime in and clarify.
Thanks for your inquiry.
GunSpec
Hi Trevor,
The 7.5lb average trigger pull actually resulted from the use of the extra-power hammer spring combo. You can actually lower it back down using a standard spring or even a low-power spring. However, we’ve found that under “fear, stress and confusion,” that one may experience in combat or self-defense situations, the trigger pull becomes a moot point. We decided that erring on the side of a heavier pull would actually be a safer situation.
Now, with all of that said, 7.5lb sounds high on paper, but when actually using it, the “crispness” of trigger, due to the zero-reset and zero-creep design, actually causes it to feel quite light in your hands.
My wife, and business partner, actually alludes to it being very similar to a 1911 trigger
Hope this helps! Feel free to call us with any other questions!