The TriggerTech Competitive Two-Stage is a fixed-weight two-stage drop-in trigger with a flat shoe and PVD Black finish for AR-15 and M4 pattern rifles.
Flat-shoe precision meets staged discipline — the Competitive Two-Stage in PVD Black is the modern match standard.
The TriggerTech Competitive Two-Stage AR (flat, PVD Black) fixes its staged pull at 3.5 lb and lets Frictionless Release Technology do the rest: a smooth first-stage take-up, a wall TriggerTech credits as free of creep, and a break that repeats with mechanical certainty. The flat shoe adds the modern advantages — consistent finger indexing, better leverage, a straight-to-the-rear press.
PVD Black coating hardens the shoe against wear while the sealed stainless internals hold the pull's character through weather, grit and round count.
Key Features
- Fixed 3.5 lb staged pull — the match two-stage standard
- Frictionless Release wall — the break lives exactly where you left it
- Flat shoe — modern indexing and leverage
- PVD Black finish — hard-wearing surfaces
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 | Fixed 3.5 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
What does this trigger fit?
It is a drop-in unit for AR-15 and M4 pattern lower receivers using mil-spec trigger pins. As with all drop-in AR triggers, confirm your pin size before ordering. Installation involves the two trigger pins and nothing else.
What sort of shooter is a fixed 3.5 lb two-stage for?
Someone who wants a defined first stage and a firm wall, at a weight that is competition-ready but still sensible for a rifle that gets handled hard. The fixed setting means the pull is identical every session with nothing to check or re-tune. The frictionless roller sear keeps the second stage free of creep.
Why pick the flat shoe?
A flat bow gives a fixed contact point and a press that runs straight back, which most precision and competition shooters prefer for consistency. The curved-shoe version is the same trigger for anyone who wants the traditional AR profile. There is also a stainless-bodied Competitive two-stage flat if you would rather not have a black trigger.
Do I need anything else to run it?
No additional parts are needed beyond what comes with the unit and a punch to move the pins, and the PVD black finish needs no special care. Give the trigger pocket a clean before installation and function-check the rifle afterward.
