surfdog76
Member
Seems to be several satisfied RRA NM 2-stage users here, but this post on another forum indicates that RRA does not support their NM 2-stage trigger in an M&P 15-22:
I bought a new Rock River Arms (RRA) 2 stage trigger 6 months ago and installed it in my S&W M&P 15-22. I had about two thousand rounds through it until last week when the connector (or whatever it is called) on the back of the hammer broke off (see attached pic). I called RRA today and spoke to a tech rep named Brian. I told him about the breakage and he asked what rifle I had the trigger in. I told him the S&W M&P 15-22, and he said that the trigger was NOT designed to handle the violent action of a 22LR AR and I was out of luck. I asked him if I could get a return authorization number to send it to them for replacement, and he said no. He said I have to buy a new trigger!
Update: RRA ended up replacing the trigger kit, so I am happy now. They also said they are modifying their documentation to reflect that the trigger is not designed for direct blowback actions. Thanks.
Rock River Arms two stage triggers are NOT reliable in an AR - Nevada Shooters
I bought a new Rock River Arms (RRA) 2 stage trigger 6 months ago and installed it in my S&W M&P 15-22. I had about two thousand rounds through it until last week when the connector (or whatever it is called) on the back of the hammer broke off (see attached pic). I called RRA today and spoke to a tech rep named Brian. I told him about the breakage and he asked what rifle I had the trigger in. I told him the S&W M&P 15-22, and he said that the trigger was NOT designed to handle the violent action of a 22LR AR and I was out of luck. I asked him if I could get a return authorization number to send it to them for replacement, and he said no. He said I have to buy a new trigger!
Update: RRA ended up replacing the trigger kit, so I am happy now. They also said they are modifying their documentation to reflect that the trigger is not designed for direct blowback actions. Thanks.
Rock River Arms two stage triggers are NOT reliable in an AR - Nevada Shooters