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AR-15 Triggers, Forced Reset Triggers & Super Safety

The trigger is where AllGoOperators built its name. Shop our Texas-made Super Safety forced reset trigger, the Ambidextrous Super Selektor, the Partisan Disruptor, ARC Fire V2 and Tac Con Flex 3MR, plus mil-spec triggers, anti-walk pins and the heavy buffer kits that keep a forced reset running clean. In stock and ready to ship.

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Every AR-15 Trigger, Sorted

AR-15 fire control ranges from a $7 mil-spec replacement to a full drop-in forced reset system. We have grouped the catalog by how the trigger resets so you can find the feel you want in one pass.

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Super Safety Forced Reset Triggers

Our flagship. The ALLGOOPERATORS Super Safety is a 3-position forced reset trigger kit machined in Texas from heat-treated 4140 steel with a DLC coating. It adds a third selector position that uses the bolt carrier to push the trigger forward after every shot, so the trigger resets faster than your finger can on its own while still firing one round per pull. Choose the straight flat-face kit, the Ambidextrous Super Selektor, or the cam and lever set to convert a lower you already own.

Super Safety Straight Trigger Ambi Super Selektor Cam & Lever Set All Forced Reset Triggers
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Drop-In Forced Reset Triggers

Complete cassettes that install with two pins. The Partisan Disruptor from The Triggered Company ships in standard and ambidextrous 3-position versions, and the ARC Fire Trigger V2 from AS Designs is offered in ambi and non-ambi builds. Both give you a self-contained forced reset unit with no fitting of the hammer or disconnector.

Partisan Disruptor Partisan Disruptor Ambi ARC Fire V2 Ambi ARC Fire V2 Non-Ambi
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Assisted Reset & Standard Triggers

Not every build needs a forced reset. The Tac Con Flex 3MR is a drop-in assisted reset trigger with a positive reset feel, the Hoffman Tactical Trigger Kicker adds spring assist to a stock trigger, and our AR-15 Milspec Trigger is the budget replacement for a worn or missing fire control group.

Tac Con Flex 3MR Trigger Kicker Milspec Trigger Lower Parts Kits
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Install & Support Parts

A forced reset trigger runs at cyclic speeds a standard 3 oz carbine buffer cannot handle. Pair your trigger with the Odin Works HFRT heavy buffer and spring kit, lock the trigger and hammer with anti-walk pins, and finish with a matching safety selector.

HFRT Heavy Buffer Kit Anti-Walk Pins 4 Pack Buffer Kits & Parts AR-15 Safety Selectors
Trigger Anatomy

How a Forced Reset Trigger Works

A standard AR-15 trigger waits for your finger to release before it resets. A forced reset trigger uses the rearward travel of the bolt carrier to do that work mechanically. The result is a faster, more consistent reset with the same one-pull, one-round semi-automatic function.

Standard

Mil-Spec Trigger Group

  • Trigger Releases the hammer when pulled; resets when you let off.
  • Hammer Strikes the firing pin and is recocked by the carrier.
  • Disconnector Catches the hammer until the trigger is released.
  • Springs & pins Standard .154 pins and mil-spec spring weights.
  • Feel Roughly 5.5 to 8 lb pull with a gritty break unless upgraded.
Forced Reset

Super Safety / FRT Group

  • Third selector position Safe, Fire and Super Safety on a 3-position selector.
  • Cam & lever Bolt carrier travel drives the trigger forward to reset.
  • Locking bar Blocks the trigger until the bolt is back in battery.
  • Heavy buffer Slows carrier velocity so the reset engages every cycle.
  • Anti-walk pins Keep trigger and hammer pins fixed under rapid cycling.
Before You Order

Choosing the Right AR-15 Trigger

Match the trigger to your receiver, your buffer system and your state before you add to cart.

Drop-In vs. Kit

A drop-in cassette like the Partisan Disruptor or ARC Fire V2 installs as one unit with your existing pins. A Super Safety kit uses your lower's fire control geometry and adds the cam, lever and selector. Both fit standard mil-spec AR-15 lowers; the kit route also lets you convert an existing trigger with the cam and lever set.

Buffer Weight

Every forced reset trigger we sell runs better on a heavier buffer. The Odin Works HFRT kit adds a 6.2 oz stainless buffer and flat wire spring; an H2 (4.6 oz) or H3 (5.2 oz) buffer is the minimum we recommend. See our buffer kits and parts.

Ambidextrous or Not

If you shoot left-handed or run the rifle from both shoulders, the Ambidextrous Super Selektor, Partisan Disruptor Ambi or ARC Fire V2 Ambi give you a selector on both sides. Right-hand-only shooters can save with the standard versions.

Trigger Shape

Our Super Safety kit ships with a straight flat-face trigger, which gives a consistent pull regardless of finger placement. The Tac Con Flex 3MR and mil-spec trigger use a curved bow.

Trigger Legality

Forced reset triggers and the Super Safety are semi-automatic fire control, but rules vary by state and change over time. ALLGOOPERATORS does not ship FRTs to CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, HI, IL, MD, MN, NJ, NV, NY, OR or RI. Confirm that any trigger is legal at your address before ordering and review the shipping restrictions.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the ALLGOOPERATORS Super Safety?

    The Super Safety is a 3-position forced reset trigger kit manufactured in Texas by AllGoOperators. It is CNC machined from heat-treated 4140 steel with a DLC coating and adds a third selector position to a standard AR-15 lower. In that position the bolt carrier pushes the trigger forward after each shot, resetting it faster than a shooter could alone. It still fires one round per trigger pull. Bulk pricing applies at 10 units or more.

  • What is the difference between a forced reset trigger and a binary trigger?

    A forced reset trigger fires one round per pull and uses the bolt carrier to reset the trigger forward mechanically. A binary trigger fires one round on the pull and a second round on the release. They are different mechanisms with different legal treatment. ALLGOOPERATORS specializes in forced reset triggers and the Super Safety.

  • Do I need a heavy buffer with a forced reset trigger?

    Yes. A standard carbine buffer weighs about 3 oz and lets the bolt carrier return to battery before the reset mechanism engages, which causes bolt bounce and failure to reset. We recommend at minimum an H2 or H3 buffer, and the Odin Works HFRT 6.2 oz buffer and flat wire spring kit was built specifically for FRT and Super Safety use.

  • Will an AR-15 forced reset trigger fit my AR-9 or AR-10?

    Most AR-9 and AR-10 lowers use AR-15 pattern fire control groups and .154 pins, so a Super Safety or drop-in FRT will physically fit. Timing depends on your bolt carrier and buffer, so read the fitment notes on each product page and see our AR-9 triggers and AR-10 triggers pages.

  • Is a forced reset trigger legal in my state?

    Legality varies by state and changes over time. ALLGOOPERATORS will not ship FRTs to CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, HI, IL, MD, MN, NJ, NV, NY, OR or RI. It is the buyer's responsibility to confirm legality at their address before ordering. Read our 2026 state-by-state FRT legality guide for current details.

  • Do I need an FFL to buy an AR-15 trigger?

    No. Triggers, anti-walk pins, buffers and other lower parts ship directly to you with no FFL required, subject to the state restrictions listed above. Only receivers, and uppers, barrels and high-capacity magazines shipping to CA, WA, CT, NJ, New York City or Chicago, require an FFL address.

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