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The Triggered Company Disruptor FAQ: Complete Guide To This Forced Reset
If you’re exploring forced reset triggers for your AR-15 or similar platform, the Triggered Company Disruptor Forced Reset has drawn a lot of attention since it launched in December 2025. This patented trigger system enhances semi-automatic firing with a three-position selector: Safe, Semi-Automatic, and Enhanced Semi-Automatic modes. Whether you’re curious about installation, legality in states…
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The Triggered Company Disruptor is a 3-position, drop-in forced reset trigger for the AR-15 platform, available with a standard right-hand selector or an ambidextrous selector with levers on both sides of the receiver. Choose your selector and your package: trigger only, or bundled with an H3 heavy buffer, an M16-profile black nitride bolt carrier group, or both. Machined from heat-treated 4140 chromoly and 17-4 stainless steel, tested beyond 6,000 rounds under a course of fire derived from USMC M27 IAR evaluation criteria, and made in the USA. A true drop-in cassette — no gunsmithing, fitting, or permanent modification required. Firearm Systems is the master distributor for The Triggered Company; orders ship from Phoenix, Arizona.
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Read MoreFAQs About The Triggered Company Disruptor Forced Reset Trigger
The Triggered Company Disruptor FAQ If you’re exploring the world of forced reset triggers for your AR-15 or similar platforms, the The Triggered Company Disruptor Forced Reset Trigger has been making waves since its launch in December 2025. This patented trigger system enhances semi-automatic firing with a three-position selector: Safe, Semi-Automatic, and Enhanced…
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