TriggerTech AR-15 Parts & Accessories

TriggerTech is a Canadian trigger company that got its start fixing crossbow triggers. AR builders know it for drop-in triggers built around a roller between the sear and trigger, meant to give a break with no creep.

Market positioning: Competition / Performance.

TriggerTech has 98 products available on GunPartPicker, ranging from $57.99 to $334.99.

TriggerTech Product Categories

  • Trigger: 88 products
  • Glock Trigger: 6 products
  • Safety: 4 products

Stock status: 65 in stock, 33 out of stock.

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TriggerTech

98
Products
17
Retailers
Best overall: GritR Sports
$58 – $335
Price Range
Best value: GritR Sports
71%
In Stock
323 of 457 listings

TriggerTech in October 2026 so far

TriggerTech ranks #65 of 497 brands on GunPartPicker so far in October 2026, just behind Rosco Manufacturing, with about 1 in every 500 parts builders added. Down from #55 in September. Builders are reaching for TriggerTech mostly for trigger parts. The most added single part is the Triggertech AR-15 Safety Black, on top again this month.

Triggers are the busiest TriggerTech category so far in October: 6 products have come back in stock, several more than once. About 66% of the 98 TriggerTech products we track are in stock today.

Also popular this month: Trigger Tech Duty Flat AR-15 Two Stage Trigger, Black - AH0-TDB-33-NNF, TriggerTech Duty AR- 10 Flat Trigger - AHT-TDB-33-NNF, TriggerTech AR-15 Duty Curved Single-Stage 3.50 lbs Trigger - AH0-SDB-33-NNC and Triggertech AR-15 Safety Stainless Steel.

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TriggerTech products

About TriggerTech

TriggerTech makes drop-in AR triggers with a free floating roller between the sear and trigger, so the break has no creep.

Drop-in · Adjustable pull weight · Roller sear · Lifetime warranty on defects

Why TriggerTech

TriggerTech grew out of a crossbow trigger an engineer built in 2012 after a bad hunt. It's now in Colorado Springs, and the AR triggers use the same idea: a free floating roller between the sear and trigger, so there's no creep before the break.

The Adaptable is the main AR model. It's a short two stage with a 7075 aluminum housing and 440C stainless internals, adjustable from 2.5 to 5 lb in 2 oz steps, with reset under 0.030 inch. It fits AR-15, AR-10 and AR-9 lowers. Diamond, Primary and Competitive models round out the line.

It's the trigger in about 3% of AR builds, at around $245 against roughly $165 for the typical trigger. The safety turns up in about 4%, at around $55 against $45.

The warranty is narrower than most: lifetime on manufacturing defects, but handling defects only for 30 days. And you're paying about $80 over an average trigger.

We'd buy the Adaptable if you want one trigger you can tune for both a precision rifle and a carbine.

  • The AR triggers use a 7075 aluminum housing with hardened 440C stainless internals.
  • The Adaptable model adjusts from 2.5 to 5 lb in 2 oz steps.
  • The lifetime warranty covers manufacturing defects only, and handling defects are covered for 30 days.

Compare TriggerTech: vs BCM · vs Radian · vs PSA · vs CMMG · vs Wilson Combat · vs Geissele

Brand Overview

Products98
PositioningCompetition / Performance
WarrantyLifetime Warranty On Defects
Price TierPremium
Price Range$58 – $335
In Stock65 of 98 (66%)

Available At

KY Gun CompanyCMMGPrimary ArmsPalmetto State ArmorySportsmans Outdoor SuperstoreGuns.comDirty Bird IndustriesClassic FirearmsAmmunition DepotSportsman WarehouseGritR SportsTrue Shot AmmoBrownellsOptics PlanetBattleHawk ArmorySportsman's Guide

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