Rarebreed Triggers FRT-RD3, Ambi, MP5 Trigger, BLK

Rarebreed Triggers

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SKU:
FRT-RD3-AMBI
Availability:
In-Store Only
Caliber:
All Calibers

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AVAILABLE IN-STORE ONLY - $620. Rarebreed Triggers Single-Stage (3-Position) Forced Reset Trigger (FRT) for MP5 and Clones, Curved Ambi Safety, Black, NEW.

This is the Rarebreed Triggers FRT for the MP5-style firearms and similar clones with AMBI (ambidextrous safety) trigger housing. Designed to closely replicate the HK style triggers and drop right into HK MP5 trigger housings without modification. Legally available in several states. It's a drop-in trigger designed to force your trigger finger forward by movement of the action allowing for quick follow-up shots. This is NOT an automatic conversion device and DOES NOT allow your firearm to shoot more than 1-shot per trigger pull. Non-forced reset mode (semi-auto, 4-4.5LB) and forced reset mode (5.5-6LB) allows for 3-position safety.

The FRT-15L3™ AMBI is compatible with most Ambi HK trigger housings. Can use a semi-auto or a full-auto bolt carrier for proper functionality. For optimal performance, we also recommend using quality HK extractor and recoil springs. Please note: The FRT-15L3™ will not fit in certain trigger housings such as "SEF" marked single-sided safety housings or similar. Works with most denial blocks. Fits most HK MP5, SP5, AP5, MP5K, MKE, Century Arms, PTR, MAC-5 and similar AMBI pistols in 9mm. If your firearm currently has a single-sided safety selector, this trigger will not fit. Does not fit rifle caliber roller-delayed firearms (HK91, G3, CETME, HK53, etc). 

MADE AND ASSEMBLED IN USA.

INCLUDES:

  • 1 x Rarebreed FRT-15L3™ AMBI (curved trigger, ambidextrous safety) Trigger
  • 1 x Ambidextrous safety selector
  • 1 x Allen Wrench

Rarebreed FRTs are not available for sale in: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Washington, Washington, D.C.

No exceptions for LEOs or FFLs in restricted states.