The TriggerTech Adaptable Two-Stage is an externally adjustable two-stage drop-in trigger with a flat shoe and PVD Black finish for AR-15 and M4 pattern rifles.
The tunable two-stage in hard-wearing PVD — Adaptable range, Frictionless Release wall, flat-shoe precision.
The TriggerTech Adaptable Two-Stage AR (flat, PVD Black) gives staged-trigger shooters the full 2.5–5 lb externally adjustable envelope: configure a light match pull for the weekend and a more positive weight for everything else, on the same unit, without disassembly. TriggerTech's Frictionless Release Technology is what the company credits for a second-stage wall that stays clean at any setting — prep, hold, break.
The flat shoe indexes your finger identically every press, and the PVD Black finish adds a harder-wearing surface over the sealed stainless internals.
Key Features
- Externally adjustable 2.5–5 lb — staged control, your weight
- Clean second-stage wall — Frictionless Release at the break
- Flat shoe — repeatable placement and leverage
- PVD Black finish — extra surface durability
Compatibility & Fitment
Drop-in fit for AR-15/M4 pattern lower receivers with standard Mil-Spec trigger pins. Confirm your pin size before ordering. Function-check the rifle before live fire.
Technical Specifications
Platform | AR-15 / M4 |
Fits | Mil-Spec AR-15 / M4 lower receivers, standard trigger pins |
Type | Two-stage trigger, Frictionless Release, flat shoe |
Material | Sealed stainless internals |
Finish | PVD Black |
Pull Weight | Adjustable 2.5–5.0 lb |
Made in | North America |
Brand | TriggerTech |
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
Will this two-stage unit fit my lower?
It is a drop-in for AR-15 and M4 pattern lowers using mil-spec trigger pins, installed as a single cassette. Confirm your pin size before ordering. No alteration of the receiver is needed.
What is the advantage of the two-stage version over the single-stage Adaptable?
A two-stage trigger gives you a deliberate first stage to take up while you settle on target, then a defined wall and a short second stage to fire. That extra stage is a safety margin of sorts when you are shooting at distance and want to be certain before the shot breaks. The single-stage Adaptable is the quicker, simpler option if you prefer one continuous press.
How adjustable is it?
The pull weight covers 2.5 to 5 lb, a practical working range rather than a match-light one. Use the instructions supplied with the trigger to make the change, then function-check the rifle properly before shooting. Note that the adjustment affects the overall weight, so re-familiarize yourself with where the wall sits after any change.
What is PVD black, and does it matter?
PVD is a hard coating applied to the trigger body, and here it gives a black finish rather than the bare stainless or standard black of other models. Functionally you are buying the mechanism, not the coating, so choose on stage count and weight first.
