Description
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The Disruptor FRT is an assisted reset trigger descended from the original TacCon 3MR trigger, designed for fast and hassle-free installation on the AR-15 platform. It requires no modification, gunsmithing, or fitting. Built for shooters who value precision and control, it features a three-position safety selector with Safe, Semi- Automatic, and Enhanced Semi-Automatic modes. This versatile trigger delivers a responsive and confident shooting experience while maintaining reliability and safety for users
Specifications:
Manufacturer: The Triggered Company
Fabric/Material: 4140 Chromoly Steel, 17-4 Stainless Steel
Trigger Shape: Curved
Trigger Pull Weight: 3.75 - 4.1 lb
Gun Make: AR Platform
Gun Model: AR-15
Gun Type: Rifle
Condition: New
Features:
17-4 Stainless steel and 4140 chromoly used on all wear surfaces for superior strength, durability, and long service life
CMP Service Rifle Match–compliant trigger pull weight
Compatible with most lowers; anti-walk pins recommended
Requires a minimum H2 (recommend H3) carbine buffer weight for firearms with carbine extensions and 16in or shorter barrels, or a standard rifle buffer for 20in A2 stocks
Tested beyond 6,000 rounds under a course of fire derived from the USMC M27 IAR evaluation criteria
Code: 6PR-FRT-DR-PT-DSPTR-FRT-GRN-Green-KIT2
MPN: PT-DSPTR-FRT-GRN (Green)-KIT2
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Comments (3)
Can confirm the Kaw Valley Precision Heavy H3 Stainless Steel Buffer is NOT the same as a real H3 Tungsten weight buffer. It does NOT work the same and is not functional with the ASD, Atrius, or HSS brand FRTs. Tested with multiple lowers, uppers, bolts, triggers, adjustable gas blocks, buffer springs and NOTHING worked with the KVP. Waste of time and money trying the KVP junky fake "h3" buffer.
You are correct! The actual term for a buffer with sliding weights is called “dead blow buffer”
Potential buyers should be aware that the KVP H3 buffer, while having the proper weight, is not a traditional H3 buffer with 3 sliding tungsten weights. It uses two brass weights. This change may impact the actual expected performance of the buffer as weight alone (as has been seen with folks that have attempted to use the Odin Heavy Adjustable buffer and had the FRT equipped firearm have light primer strikes and dead triggers) is not the only factor. The sliding action of the 3 tungsten weights acts to counteract carrier bounce as they individual slide forward when the carrier moves fully into battery by providing delayed forward inertia on the carrier.
I'd love to hear from anyone that has used the KVP H3 buffer and their experience with various FRTs. It might work just fine, it might not.