RAMM Tactical (Shadow Systems) “Leverage” Trigger

Description

TECHNICAL SPECS

Our Shadow Systems replacement triggers are engineered to reduce the overall trigger pull weight, travel and reset, just as the many other aftermarket triggers on the market today. Our triggers lighten and shorten the overall pull distance and pull weight. If you reduce the pull weight by simply changing to lighter striker springs and heavier trigger return springs, you may end up with an unreliable and possibly unstable firearm. Some may know exactly what we are talking about by learning the hard way! When you lighten up the striker spring, this changes the relationship of the trigger return spring. By making the return spring heavier to lighten the pull, it fights against the lightened striker spring and causes misfires or worse. Factory Engineers have made the reliability and repeatability of your firearms consistently safe and reliable by using designed springs that allow full ignition every pull of the trigger and quick positive resets to make for a workhorse firearm. We have taken the factory design and by utilizing a better leveraged force, reduced the trigger pull weight by as much as 30% of factory pull weight. You will experience the reliability and repeatability of a factory firearm but with half the trigger pull weight and half or less trigger travel of the factory trigger. Plus, no more light primer strikes, no long, mushy trigger pulls and no sloppy, sluggish resets.

• Custom in-house installation
• Aluminum (Black anodize)
• 3.5-4.0 lb. trigger pull weight
• For use in factory Shadow Systems Only
• Use RAMM Tactical supplied connectors only
• Flat trigger shoe
• Ergonomic feel trigger pad
• Kit includes RAMM Tactical Leverage Trigger and reduced power Safety Block Spring, 5.5lb striker spring, Glock G43 Rear Housing (CR920 MODELS), 5.5 lb connector
• For competition use.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known in the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warningsca.gov