BAD ENHANCED TRIGGER NICKLE TEFLON

Name: BAD ENHANCED TRIGGER NICKLE TEFLON
SKU: BAD-ET
Availability: InStock

SKU: BAD-ET

Description

The Battle Arms Development Enhanced Nickel Teflon trigger assembly features smooth, precision-machined engagement surfaces and Nickel Teflon coating that removes the grittiness found in Mil-Spec triggers and provides a cleaner break. This single-stage trigger is functionally similar to a standard Mil-Spec fire control group, but with noticeably cleaner, smoother, and more consistent operation. The trigger pull weight is within Mil-Spec tolerances, with a pull weight around 5.5-6 pounds. Not recommended for PCC applications. Battle Arms Development, Inc. (B.A.D. Inc.) is a design, research, and development firm incorporated in 2009 with a focus on small arms design including firearm components, tools, gauges, accessories, and complete weapon systems.

Features :

5.5-6 lbs trigger pull weight
Nickel Teflon
Made in the USA

Specifications

FAQ

How old do I have to be to purchase a firearm?

In California, you must be at least 21 years old to purchase a firearm. However, certain exemptions may apply, such as for active-duty law enforcement officers or military personnel.

Do I need a permit to purchase a firearm?

No, California does not require a permit to purchase a rifle, shotgun, or handgun. However, you must meet other requirements, including:

Being at least 21 years old, with some exceptions
Passing a written safety test and obtaining a “firearm safety certificate”
Completing a background check
Waiting 10 days after submitting your application
Purchasing a state-approved gun safe or lock

Do you offer layaway plans?

Yes, we offer layaway plans to make it easier for you to secure your purchase. Contact us for details on terms and conditions.

Do you ship firearms?

Yes, we ship firearms to the contiguous 48 states. However, all shipments must comply with federal, state, and local laws. Please ensure you are aware of and adhere to the regulations in your area before placing an order.

What type of ammunition should I use?

The type of ammunition you should use depends on your firearm. Always refer to your firearm’s manufacturer recommendations to ensure safe and proper use. If you have questions, feel free to contact us for assistance.