This video walks through a full install of the Triggered Company Disruptor forced reset trigger in an AR-15 lower. The same steps apply to both the Right-Hand and Ambidextrous versions, and they’ll carry over to the LAT trigger once it ships.
Safety first: clear your workspace of all ammunition before you start. Run the manufacturer’s unloaded function check before any live fire. If anything feels unclear at any point, stop and call a qualified gunsmith or Triggered Company support.
What You’ll See in This Video
- Separating the upper and lower receiver and clearing the workspace
- Removing the factory fire-control components and selector
- Installing the Disruptor drop-in module and the correct 3-position selector
- Securing retention hardware to the manufacturer’s spec
- Reassembly and the unloaded function check before any live fire
Parts Used in This Video
A clean, properly maintained rifle makes for a smoother install. Here’s what’s shown:
- Triggered Company Disruptor: the drop-in forced reset trigger being installed
- H3 Buffer: a heavier three-weight design (approx. 5.4 oz) that steadies bolt carrier speed and reduces bounce
- FA BCG M16 AR15: a full-auto-profile bolt carrier group commonly paired with the Disruptor
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this install work for the Ambidextrous Disruptor too?
Yes. The Right-Hand and Ambidextrous versions install the same way. The only difference is the selector hardware.
Does this video apply to the LAT trigger?
Yes. LAT uses the same drop-in install process as the Disruptor. We’ll update this page with LAT-specific notes once it ships.
What if my rifle doesn’t pass the unloaded function check?
Do not fire it. Re-check the installation and selector alignment first. If the issue continues, contact support. Our Install + Troubleshooting Guide covers the most common symptoms and fixes in detail.
Is the Disruptor legal in my state?
Laws vary by state and change over time. Check our Disruptor Legal Guide before you buy or install.
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Firearms are inherently dangerous. Always follow the rules of firearms safety, and confirm the Disruptor is legal to own and install in your state before purchase or installation.