The Real Enhanced Reset Trigger – RARE BREED FRT 15 E3 is a mechanical forced reset trigger designed for experienced builders seeking a unique, rapid-fire capability. It delivers a distinct, fast-cycling action by utilizing the firearm’s own recoil energy to reset the trigger. Since arriving on our shelves in Q1 2025, this unit has shown a low return rate, with customers consistently getting the performance they expect from this rare component.
Key Features
- Mechanical forced-reset system for rapid, consistent cycling.
- Engineered for reliable function with standard AR-15 lower receivers.
- Machined from high-strength steel for durability under rapid fire.
- Simple drop-in installation requiring no permanent modifications.
- Provides a distinct, fast-paced shooting experience compared to standard triggers.
Specifications
| Model | FRT 15 E3 |
| Weight (measured) | 1.0 oz |
| Compatibility | Mil-Spec AR-15 Lower Receivers |
| Trigger Pull | Forced Reset Mechanism |
| Material | Steel |
| Finish | Black |
| Installation | Drop-In |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the FRT-15 trigger work?
The FRT-15 is a mechanical forced reset trigger. It uses the recoil energy and bolt carrier movement of the firearm to physically push the trigger forward, resetting it faster than a traditional spring. This allows for a very rapid rate of fire when the trigger is held rearward.
Is it reliable with different types of ammunition?
In our staff testing, this trigger fed reliably with both brass and steel case ammunition. Consistent function relies on proper installation and a firearm with sufficient gas and bolt carrier energy to cycle the action completely.
What is required for installation?
Installation is a drop-in process into a standard mil-spec AR-15 lower receiver. You will need basic armorer’s tools to remove your existing fire control group. No permanent modifications to the lower receiver are required.
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