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SKU: WX2*0716830
Built for AR owners who want a cleaner trigger without a complicated install, this drop-in unit is aimed at straightforward upgrades to mil-spec-style rifles. Its single-stage, non-adjustable 3.5-pound pull is suited to shooters looking to replace a gritty stock trigger with a lighter, more consistent feel in a range of compatible AR-style platforms. The self-contained cassette design is made for quick installation with no gunsmithing required, and the included anti-walk pins add a practical touch for setup. It is a focused upgrade for hunting, training, or general rifle use, though the set screw should not be altered.
True Drop-in
No gunsmithing required
Self-contained Design
Simplifies installation and setup
Single-stage, Non-adjustable
3.5-pound trigger pull
Fits Ar-style
Platforms built to mil-spec dimensions
Includes Anti-walk
Pins for added installation support
| Adjustable | No |
|---|---|
| Cnc Machined | Yes |
| Compatibility | AR-15/AR-10 AR-style platforms built to mil-spec dimensions |
| Gunsmithing Required | No |
| Included Accessories | Anti-walk pins |
| Installation | True drop-in installation |
| Kns Anti Rotate Pins Recommended | Yes |
| Material | High-grade, heat-treated tool steel; black 8625 hardcoat anodized aluminum cassette |
| Pull Weight | 3.5 lb |
| Self Contained | Yes |
| Trigger Type | Single Stage |
It fits AR-style platforms built to mil-spec dimensions. The product data lists calibers including .223/5.56, .308, 6.5, 9mm, and more.
It is a true drop-in design and the product states no gunsmithing is required.
No. The RA-140 is listed as a non-adjustable single-stage trigger with a 3.5-lb. pull.
Yes. The product data says it includes anti-walk pins, and it also notes that KNS Anti-Rotate Pins are recommended but not required.
No. The product information specifically says the set screw should not be tampered with, and any attempt to modify the trigger will void the warranty.