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Firearms|Firearm Accessories When it comes down to AR-15 triggers you have a plethora to choose from. You have your standard mil-spec triggers, duty triggers, competition triggers, and quality drop-in triggers. […]
When it comes down to AR-15 triggers you have a plethora to choose from. You have your standard mil-spec triggers, duty triggers, competition triggers, and quality drop-in triggers. Now, Luth-AR who is known for making AR-15 accessories is jumping into the market with the Luth-AR Modular Trigger Assembly or MTA for short. The new MTA is a single-stage drop-in trigger with a clean 3.5 lbs trigger break. The new trigger is compatible with .22LR, .223 Rem/5.56 NATO, and .30 caliber. Below, is the product description and specs for the new Luth-AR MTA.
Product Description
Luth-AR MTA™ Trigger
High quality AR-15 drop-in trigger.
When it comes to a performance trigger in an AR platform you have two choices, find a qualified gunsmith and pay them to perform a custom trigger job from stock trigger parts, or simply drop-in a Luth-AR MTA™ trigger ready to go. The MTA™ housing is made from 6061 Hardcoat Anodized Aluminum. The internals are precision cut from EDM process using A2 tool steel and heat treated to 40-45 HRC, and utilize SST bushings and springs resulting in a crisp 3 1/2 lb trigger break.
Features:
Single Stage Drop-In Trigger
Compatible with .22, .223/5.56mm, .30 cal
3.5 lb Pull Weight approximately
Complete Drop-in Assembly
Crisp, clean trigger break
Specifications:
Trigger housing: 6061 Aluminum
Hardcoat Anodized – Black
Hammer, Trigger, Disconnector: A2 tool steel
Heat treated to 40-45 HRC
Black Nitride Finish
SST Bushings and springs
EDM machined internals
Note: Length of trigger may interfere with certain after market trigger guards.
Visit Luth-AR.com for purchase information.
The new MTA by Luth-AR is available now and retails at $149.99 MSRP.
What do you think about Luth-AR adding a drop-in trigger to their lineup? Let us know in the comments below.
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