Bad Enhanced Trigger Nickle Teflon

The Bad Enhanced Trigger Nickle Teflon is a game-changer when it comes to trigger assemblies. Developed by Battle Arms Development, this trigger assembly boasts of smooth, precision-machined engagement surfaces and a remarkable Nickel Teflon coating that eliminates the grittiness often found in Mil-Spec triggers. Say goodbye to that unpleasant roughness and experience a cleaner break.

This single-stage trigger is functionally similar to a standard Mil-Spec fire control group, but with a noticeable difference. It provides noticeably cleaner, smoother, and more consistent operation, ensuring a smooth and reliable shooting experience. The trigger pull weight falls within Mil-Spec tolerances and is approximately 5.5-6 pounds, striking the perfect balance between ease and control.

Made in the USA, the Bad Enhanced Trigger Nickle Teflon exhibits superior workmanship and attention to detail. Battle Arms Development, Inc. (B.A.D. Inc.), the company behind this innovative product, is a reputable design, research, and development firm specializing in small arms design, including firearm components, tools, gauges, accessories, and complete weapon systems. With a focus on quality and performance, B.A.D. Inc. has earned the trust of firearm enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Featuring a resilient Nickel Teflon coating, this trigger assembly is designed to deliver exceptional durability and longevity. The coating not only enhances the smoothness of the trigger pull, but it also adds a layer of protection, safeguarding the assembly against wear and tear. Additionally, its design ensures smooth engagement surfaces, minimizing friction and maximizing performance.

Please note that this particular trigger assembly is not recommended for PCC applications. However, for all other shooting needs, the Bad Enhanced Trigger Nickle Teflon proves to be a reliable and noteworthy addition to any firearm. Take your shooting experience to the next level with this exceptional trigger assembly from Battle Arms Development.