Description
The TriggerTech Diamond Single-Stage is built for AR-15 shooters who want a precision-grade trigger they can tune without pulling the lower apart. It suits competitors, long-range hunters, and anyone who finds the stock mil-spec trigger a limiting factor in their accuracy work.
The mechanism that sets it apart is Frictionless Release Technology, which positions a free-floating roller between the sear and trigger rather than letting the two surfaces slide directly against each other. That rolling contact eliminates the drag that produces creep, so the break happens with no perceptible movement before it fires. Overtravel is held under 0.015 inches and reset under 0.030 inches, both short enough that you can work the trigger quickly without losing your index between shots.
Pull weight adjusts from 1.5 to 4.0 pounds via a single set screw accessible from the top of the housing with the trigger already installed in the lower. That matters because you can dial the weight for a specific match or condition, then return to a heavier setting for field use, without disassembling the firearm. Critically, adjusting pull weight does not change hammer strike force, so primer ignition stays consistent whether you run the trigger at its lightest setting or its heaviest.
The housing is machined from 7075 aluminum and the key internal components are 440C stainless steel, finished in PVD Black — Physical Vapour Deposition, a hard coating applied to the external stainless parts for durability and a clean black appearance. It installs as a self-contained drop-in module on standard mil-spec 0.154-inch trigger pins, no modification required. The curved shoe suits shooters who prefer a traditional trigger face geometry over a flat one.






