FRT-15

Forced reset triggers like the FRT-15 are semi-automatic trigger components — they fire one round per trigger pull. Legality varies by jurisdiction and has been subject to changing ATF guidance and litigation. It is the buyer's responsibility to confirm the current legal status where they live before ordering. Nothing here is legal advice.

No. A forced reset trigger requires a separate, complete trigger pull for every round fired and does not fire automatically. It uses spring force to reset the trigger faster, but the firearm remains semi-automatic — one function of the trigger, one shot.

No. A forced reset trigger is a drop-in component, not a firearm, so it ships directly to your door with no FFL transfer required. Orders ship in plain, discreet packaging within 24 hours.

The FRT-15C3 and FRT-15L3 are designed as drop-in replacements for standard mil-spec AR-15 fire-control groups. They fit the vast majority of AR-15 lowers that accept a standard trigger. The FRT-MR3 is for the HK MR223/MR556 and the FRT-RD3 is for the HK MP5/SP5 roller-lock platform.

The mechanism is identical — the difference is the trigger blade shape. The C3 has a traditional curved trigger face; the L3 (and the flat variants) use a flat-face blade that many shooters prefer for a more consistent finger position and straight-back pull. Choice is personal preference.

In-stock orders ship within 24 hours on business days, in discreet unmarked packaging. Tracking is emailed as soon as the label is created. Pay securely by card or Bitcoin.