The Timney Targa Two-Stage Short 662S is a self-contained two-stage drop-in trigger with a curved shoe for AR-15 and M4 pattern rifles.
The Targa Short trigger with a classic curve — compressed two-stage control through the shoe traditionalists trust.
The Timney Targa Two-Stage Short 662S delivers the Targa concept — a deliberately shortened first stage, a defined wall and a crisp second-stage break — through a curved trigger shoe that cradles the finger pad in the traditional manner. You keep the prep-and-commit discipline that makes two-stage triggers more precise, at a pace that suits faster practical shooting.
Like every Timney AR-15 trigger, the 662S is a self-contained drop-in module: hand-calibrated, installed through your existing pin holes in minutes, and consistent for the life of the rifle.
Key Features
- Shortened first stage — staged control without the wait
- Curved shoe — traditional feel and finger index
- Defined wall, crisp break — two-stage discipline preserved
- Self-contained drop-in module — calibrated before boxing
Compatibility & Fitment
Drops into AR-15/M4 pattern lower receivers using the existing pin holes. Confirm your trigger pin size before ordering. Function-check the rifle before live fire.
Technical Specifications
Platform | AR-15 / M4 |
Fits | Standard AR-15 / M4 lower receivers, existing pin holes |
Type | Two-stage short drop-in trigger, curved shoe |
Made in | USA |
Brand | Timney Triggers |
US Shipping & Support
Shipped from D&R Sports Center in the USA with fast, tracked delivery. Questions on fit, mounting or which model suits your setup? Our team is glad to help before and after your purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lowers does the Targa 662S drop into?
It is a drop-in unit for AR-15 and M4 pattern lower receivers, so it goes in as a single self-contained module rather than loose parts. Trigger pin size matters, so confirm what your lower uses before ordering. If the receiver is an unusual or non-standard build, check the pocket dimensions first.
What does the short two-stage pull actually feel like?
The Targa gives you a defined first stage to take up and then a short, deliberate second stage before the break. The point of the short version is reduced overall travel, so the trigger is doing less movement between your first pressure and the shot. It suits shooters who want a two-stage feel without a long journey to the wall.
What is the difference between this and the straight-shoe Targa?
This one has a curved shoe, which sits closer to a traditional AR trigger and suits shooters who let their finger roll naturally onto the face. The straight-shoe 662S-ST is the same mechanism with a flat bow, which gives a more consistent contact point and a slightly different sense of leverage. Mechanically they are the same trigger, so it comes down to how your hand sits on the grip.
Do I need any special tools to install it?
Ordinary AR punches and a hammer to move the trigger pins are usually all it takes, plus whatever anti-rotation hardware the unit is supplied with. The main thing to get right is pin size, so measure or check with your lower's maker rather than guessing.
